In order to win your appeal, you must be able to prove that the decision taken by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) or the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) or the Immigration Division (ID) is either in law or in fact wrong. In some cases, even if the CBSA / CIC or ID decision was correct in law and in fact, the IAD Member may be able to consider the aspect of humanitarian and compassionate reasons to approve your appeal.
It is always the responsibility of your legal counsel to prove your appeal should be allowed and not dismissed. You also reserve the right to be independently represented in your proceedings before the RPD, at your own expense, by counsel of your choice. We have successfully served and won various forms of deportation court cases on many occasions. CIIS has expert counsel and staff to help you through your ordeal when you most need help, because it's part of our daily lives for us. So nothing could be more convincing than our reputation for serving you when you desperately need our professional services.
A person may appeal to IAD on matters relating to immigration, such as sponsorships, removal orders and residency obligations.
Who can appeal before the IAD
Make an appeal to IRB
Permanent residents are mandated by IRPA to be physically present in Canada for at least 730 days out of every five years.If a visa officer with Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada determines that a permanent resident is outside Canada and that PR has not served his / her duty of residency, that person may lose his / her status as a permanent resident of Canada.The permanent resident may appeal to IAD against the IRCC decision.