RAD
Refugee Appeals
Appeal a negative RPD decision to the Refugee Appeal Division with new evidence and full legal submissions.
Tribunal & Court
Refugee appeals, removal order appeals, sponsorship appeals, and Federal Court judicial review — representation when the stakes are highest.
Refused Decision
RPD, IRCC, or removal order
CASE RECONSTRUCTION
Decision Overturned
Matter returned for redetermination or status restored
The IRB is Canada's largest independent administrative tribunal, deciding refugee, immigration, and admissibility matters. It has four divisions: the Refugee Protection Division (RPD), Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), Immigration Division (ID), and Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). Decisions of the IRB can be challenged on judicial review at the Federal Court of Canada.
RAD
Appeal a negative RPD decision to the Refugee Appeal Division with new evidence and full legal submissions.
IAD
Appeal a refused spousal, parent, or dependent sponsorship to the Immigration Appeal Division.
IAD
Appeal removal orders based on humanitarian grounds, including the best interests of any child involved.
IAD
Appeal a finding that you failed to meet the PR residency obligation of 730 days in 5 years.
ID
Defend against findings of inadmissibility on criminality, misrepresentation, or security grounds.
Federal Court
Challenge unreasonable IRB or IRCC decisions at the Federal Court of Canada.
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