Refugee Appeals

Has your refugee case been refused?

If your Refugee Case has been rejected by the Immigration and Refugee Board – you have options. You may have the right to Appeal your decision to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD).

Mr. Bhangu regularly represents individuals who have had their Refugee Claims refused. Mr. Bhangu has experience with Refugee Appeals and can defend your rights and appeal your negative and rejected case decision. Do not wait, Contact Us Immediately if your Refugee Case has been refused. You only have 15 days to file a Notice of Appeal.

It is very important that you contact Mr. Bhangu immediately within the 15-day time limit to appeal your refugee claim refusal, or you may be issued a removal order. If you want to retain a refugee appeal lawyer to help you, you must act immediately as 15 days is not a long time. If you file a Notice of Appeal your removal order will be stopped until a decision is made.

If you do not file a Notice of Appeal before the 15-day time limit passes, you may lose your chance to appeal your case and submit it to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD).

Mr. Bhangu has successfully appealed decisions before the Refugee Appeal Decision, that have been sent back for a hearing before the RPD for re-determination or overturned negative decisions rendered by the RPD, where his clients have been determined to be Convention Refugees and Persons in need of Protection.

 

What is the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD)?

The Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) in Canada is a specialized tribunal that handles appeals from individuals whose refugee claims have been rejected by the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB). The RAD operates independently from the RPD and provides a mechanism for failed refugee claimants to seek a review of their cases.

The main functions of the RAD include:

RAD members review the evidence presented during the appeal hearings or written appeal and assess whether the original decision by the RPD was reasonable and supported by the evidence. They may consider new evidence or arguments that were not available at the time of the initial decision.

After reviewing the appeal, the RAD will issue a written decision either upholding the original rejection or overturning it, granting refugee status to the appellant. The decision is typically provided with reasons explaining the outcome.

After reviewing the appeal, the RAD will issue a written decision either upholding the original rejection or overturning it, granting refugee status to the appellant. The decision is typically provided with reasons explaining the outcome.

The establishment of the RAD provides failed refugee claimants with a fair and impartial process to seek a review of their cases. It aims to ensure that individuals who face persecution or other forms of harm in their home countries have access to a thorough and objective assessment of their claims for protection in Canada.

It’s important to note that while the RAD provides an avenue for appeal, the process can be complex, and appellants are encouraged to seek legal representation to assist them throughout the appeal process. Mr. Bhangu will guide you throughout the entire process and explain all the options you may have.

Overall, the RAD plays a crucial role in ensuring that individuals who fear persecution or other forms of harm in their home countries have access to a thorough and objective assessment of their claims for protection in Canada. It provides failed refugee claimants with a fair opportunity to seek a review of their cases.

Experienced Refugee Lawyer, fighting for you and your family to get a positive result.

Do not risk a removal order coming into effect. If your Refugee Claim has been rejected, contact Mr. Bhangu as soon as possible. You can reach Mr. Bhangu’s office by:

Telephone

604-446-5636

Email

[email protected]