Appeals
If your application is refused, you may be eligible to appeal the decision or reapply for the visa.
If your application is refused, you may be eligible to appeal the decision or reapply for the visa.
Every immigration application process has its own hidden traps that you should address professionally. Many, as an example, have been declared inadmissible to Canada on the ground of misrepresentation, just because they submitted Express Entry application without following proper guidelines or seeking advice.
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There are many factors why your application may have been refused, ranging from a small mistake to very serious cases. However, there are as also many remedies to help you to appeal your case. It is not a time for you to stress, but it is important to acts fast, because you are given a very limited time to file an appeal for refusal decision. For example, you may get only 15, 30 or 60 days after the notification of your refusal.
Depending upon the refusal decision, the appeal may either be made with the Federal Court, Immigration Appeal Division or Refugee Appeal Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. You may also find yourself in a situation where a request for the restoration of status is required after the refusal.
Most applications are rejected according to the regulations and manual adopted by the government agencies. However, some refusals can be just a fault of a case processing officer assigned to your application.
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At Moirai Reach Immigration Consulting, we will quickly act on your behalf and request all relevant information about your case from the government, determine the eligibility for appealing the negative decision, prepare your appeal case and represent you to the fullest extent possible.