Federal Court Appeals

In Canada, applications for leave and judicial review in Federal Court regarding immigration matters can be filed by individuals directly affected by decisions made by immigration authorities.

Any individual who has been directly affected by a decision of an immigration authority, such as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), can file an application for leave and judicial review in the Federal Court. This includes applicants for immigration benefits, refugee claimants, permanent residents, and individuals facing deportation or removal orders.

If the Refugee Appeal Division has rejected your appeal, you still have another chance to file an Appeal in the Federal Court of Canada. You can seek Judicial Review of the RAD decision in the Federal Court of Canada. Judicial Review involves asking a judge to review the decision making process of the Refugee Appeal Division to ensure that it followed the law and acted fairly.

If your Refugee Claim has been rejected with the Refugee Protection Division and your appeal has failed before the Refugee Appeal Division, contact Mr. Bhangu, immediately. You have the option and most importantly the right to appeal this decision to the Federal Court.

There are strict time limits involved. You only have 15-days to appeal your decision to the Federal Court of Canada and apply for Judicial Review.

Mr. Bhangu has experience with Judicial Review in the Federal Court of Canada and can assist you with the following:

  • ALL Immigration refusals with IRCC (Visitor Visa, Work Permit, Study Permit, LMIA Work Permits).
  • ALL Refugee Claim refusals with the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.
  • ALL Refugee Appeals that have been dismissed by the Refugee Appeal Division.
  • Spousal Sponsorship Appeals and Refusals.
  • Appealing refused reconsideration requests.

You have the right to Appeal and may have options. Mr. Bhangu can meet with you to discuss what options may be available to you.

It’s important to act promptly and seek legal advice as soon as possible if you are considering challenging the rejection of your refugee appeal. There are often strict deadlines and procedural requirements that must be followed, and an experienced lawyer can help navigate the complexities of the legal process on your behalf.

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