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Immigration Appeals

If your immigration or refugee application has been refused, you have the right to challenge the decision through an appeal process. Whether you are appealing a rejected refugee claim, a refused family sponsorship, or other immigration decisions, appeals allow you to present new evidence or highlight errors in the original decision. Because appeal processes vary and involve strict deadlines and complex legal rules, working with an experienced immigration lawyer is essential to protect your rights and improve your chances of success.
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Refugee Appeals

Refugee claimants can appeal negative decisions to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). This process allows for a review of the merits of the claim and consideration of any new information. We have experience representing clients from diverse backgrounds, ensuring your claim is fully and fairly presented.

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Sponsorship Refusals

Family sponsorship applications may be refused for various reasons, including eligibility or financial concerns. Appeals to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) may be possible in some cases. We assist sponsors in preparing strong appeals and navigating this complex process.

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Judicial Reviews at Federal Court

If no appeal right exists, or after an appeal is exhausted, judicial review applications to the Federal Court can challenge legal errors or breaches of procedural fairness. We help clients understand when and how to file these critical applications.

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Deadline Management and Legal Representation

Appeals and reviews have strict filing deadlines and procedural rules. Missing a deadline can end your appeal rights. We provide timely, comprehensive legal support—from assessing your case to representing you at hearings—to give you the best possible outcome

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Suite 900
105 12 Avenue SE
Calgary AB, T2G 1A1

Our Email

info@847law.com

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403-257-4903

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