Refugee and Immigration Legal Support
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Step 2: Free evaluation of your legal case
Step 3: After consultation support
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Step 4: You are our client. We will start working on your case immediately
REFUGEE PROTECTION
Legal representation for refugee claimants
We guide you to gather and present relevant evidence before the tribunal audience.
We accompany and support you during the hearing.
If you are seeking protection in Canada because you fear persecution, torture, or risk to your life in your home country, you can make a refugee claim to the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of the IRB. You will need to complete the Basis of Claim Form.
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What is a refugee?
A refugee is a person who has been forced to flee their home country due to a well-founded fear of persecution, war, violence, or other forms of serious harm. This persecution can be based on factors such as race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. Refugees are often unable or unwilling to return to their home country due to the dangerous and inhospitable conditions there.
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International protection
Refugees are entitled to international protection under the 1951 United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, commonly known as the Refugee Convention. This convention outlines the rights and responsibilities of both refugees and the countries that host them.
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Asylum seekers
An asylum seeker is a person who has left their home country and is seeking protection as a refugee in another country. They have not yet been officially recognized as a refugee but are in the process of applying for asylum.
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Engage our services of an experienced specialist in refugee law
We guide you through the appeal process, assess the strength of your case, and help you prepare the necessary documentation and arguments.
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Prepare the Appellant's Record
We carefully review the reasons provided for the negative decision. We establish whether the RPD made errors in law or facts that affected the decision. We make ready and file a formal Notice of Appeal within the prescribed timeframe. This document informs the relevant authority that you intend to appeal the negative decision.
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Edit written submission
We assemble a written submissions that outline the reasons for your appeal and address each point of the negative decision and provide evidence and arguments that counter the reasons for rejection. Tell us why you believe those reasons are incorrect or don't accurately represent your situation. Usually we expect to receive RAD’s decision within three months of submitting your appeal.
DETENTION and REMOVAL ORDER REVIEW
Oppose detention order
If you have been detained by immigration authorities due to concerns such as admissibility or risk of flight, the Immigration Division (ID) of the IRB can conduct detention reviews to determine whether you should continue to be held in detention or be released.
Know your rights as a detainee, including the right to a fair hearing, the right to legal representation, and the right to be informed about the reasons for your detention.
If you are released from detention, you might need to comply with certain conditions, such as reporting to immigration authorities or attending future hearings.
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Challenge immigration removal order
We fight to cancel removal orders. There are 3 types of removal order.
We provide legal counseling and presentation during admissibility hearings at the Immigration Division (ID). Our experience will guide you through the legal process, explain your rights, and help you prepare your case. We work with you to review the legal basis of the removal order. Are there any legal grounds for challenging the order, such as errors in the process, misinterpretation of immigration laws, or human rights violations ? All the same, it's important to comply with any legal requirements, such as reporting to authorities, attending hearings, and adhering to any conditions set by immigration officials.
IMMIGRATION APPEALS
Be aware of new Immigration Appeal Division Rules
which came into effect on 14 January 2023
Authorization to Return (ARC)
Criminal Rehabilitation
Deportation / Removal
Detention Reviews
Admissibility Hearings
Federal Court
Immigration Appeal Division
Immigration Division
Misrepresentation
Criminal Inadmissibility
Pre-removal Risk Assessment
Port of Entry Issuespassionate Applications
The sponsored application for permanent residence for a family member has been rejected
We help you if your application for permanent residence was rejected. We review the rejection letter. We identify potential issues and provide guidance on actions to take. Together we gather additional evidences to support your case and strengthen your application.
We prepare an appeal at SAI or request a reconsideration - the rejected decision should be changed in your favour.
Making a residency obligation appeal
We handle residency obligation appeals. Permanent residents are generally required to be physically present in Canada for at least 730 days
out of the last 5 years. We provide instructions on how to appeal the decision indicating the intention to revoke your permanent residency status in Canada. If you believe that you have met the residency obligation we help you to gather all relevant documents and evidence to support your case. You would need to complete the required forms, provide the necessary documents and submit them to the IAD.
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Appeal your removal order
We represent you during detention reviews and assist you to fight the decisions regarding detention, release, and removal of individuals.
Detention Review: If you have been detained by immigration authorities due to concerns such as admissibility or risk of flight, the Immigration Division (ID) of the IRB can conduct detention reviews to determine whether you should continue to be held in detention or be released. We fight for your case until the desired result is achieved that the removal order to be cancelled.