Appeals for Immigration Refusal in Canada

If no response is received or a negative response is received, we can seek the appropriate legal proceedings if the case appears to be worth pursuing, for applications rejected by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada at the federal level, recourses are usually presented before the Immigration Appeal Division or the Federal Court.

There are several different options available to you if you have been refused to come to Canada. You can:

• Make a request to restoration to the Case Processing Centre (CPC)
• Appeal your immigration application refusal to the Immigration Adjudication Division (IAD)
• Appeal your immigration application refusal to the Federal Court of Canada

Applicants only have a very short window of time in which to appeal your Canadian visa refusal, even as little as 30 days.

Which option for appealing against a Canadian visa rejection is right for you depends on many things, including what type of visa application it was.