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Appeals

Appeals

Can You Appeal an Immigration Decision?

If you received a negative decision in your immigration process, you may have the right to appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).

At Immilennial Immigration Consulting, we carefully review your case to confirm if it is appealable, and we support you at every stage of the process with a strategic and well-prepared approach.

Decisions That May Be Appealed

  1. Family Sponsorship Refusals – When an application to sponsor a family member is denied, and you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
  2. Removal Orders – In certain cases, permanent residents or protected persons may appeal a deportation order issued for reasons such as non-compliance with conditions or criminal convictions.
  3. Loss of Permanent Resident Status – If a visa office determines that you did not meet the minimum physical presence requirement in Canada.

 

Not all decisions can be appealed, and the deadlines are short — generally 30 days from the date you receive the decision.

How We Support You

  • We confirm whether you are entitled to appeal and identify the applicable deadlines.
  • We analyze the reasons for the negative decision.
  • We prepare strong legal arguments and gather the necessary evidence.
  • We guide you through the entire process, including representation at the hearing, if required.