REFUSAL CASES

Get advice from an experienced consultant in refusal cases related to Canadian Immigration.

If your application has been rejected for Canadian Visa or Residency, you can ask for judicial review on the decision made by applying to the court. You need to hire a professional lawyer to apply for judicial review of the decision on your behalf. This process involves certain deadlines that need to be reached. Ordinarily, you will need to register for a review within 15 days after you received the rejection.

Reasons for a Canadian Visa Rejection:

  • Incomplete and inaccurate supporting documents
  • Lack of adequate financial resources to finance your expenses and stay in Canada
  • Don’t have proper resources to meet international security standards, especially if applicant has a criminal background
  • Failure to meet medical health standards
  • Visa officer has doubts regarding the candidate’s purpose or his/her application

Besides, there may involve some other factors that could cause a Canadian visa refusal, but most cases come within the points those mentioned. For instance; if your request is refused, there may be an opportunity to review the denial or reapply for the permit. The best option is you should apply again for a visa with you freshly updated application. The following are the steps you should consider after a Canada visa rejection.

Consider an Appeal

Depending on the case, decision of visa officer can be appealed against either with the IAD (Immigration Adjudication Division) or the Federal Court of Canada. Remember, that this appeal can be filed within a particular period after the decision is received.

Reapplication Procedures

After receiving refusal of Canadian visa, applicants may submit fresh application taking into account all the grounds on which initial application was refused.

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