Appeals and Solutions After Refusal

What to Do After a Refusal

If you’ve been refused or received an intent to refuse, you must act decisively to protect your rights and future in Canada.

Available Options:

  • Respond to the procedural fairness letter within deadline
  • Request a reconsideration
  • File a mandamus motion (court order for delayed files)
  • Appeal or request judicial review
  • Write a clear and effective explanatory letter

Questions & Answers

Q1: What is a mandamus motion?

A: A legal action asking a court to force IRCC to process your file if it’s delayed without reason.


Q2: When should I request reconsideration?

A: If you have new supporting evidence that was not available during the first review.



Our experienced immigration team will guide you through appeals and remedies to defend your rights and improve your chances of success. Don’t hesitate—reach out to us!

Working Process

Follow these steps to get your solution easily

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Contact us

Complete our assessment form, we will assess your case and contact you for an initial consultation.

Analysis of the file

We work with you to develop a personalized strategy to ensure the success of your immigration procedure.

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Assistance and representation

We will carefully review your supporting documents and get to work to build a solid case.

Decision

Once the decision has been made, our team will assist you to advise you on the steps to follow for your installation in Canada.

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Contact us

Make an appointment today