Mandall Immigration Law

Immigration Appeals

CANADIAN IMMIGRATION LAWYERS

The Immigration Appeals Experts

At Mandall Immigration Law, we provide expert immigration solutions tailored to your needs. Led by Austin Mandall Rooplall, our Canadian Immigration Law firm is committed to making your Canadian dream a reality with a client-centric approach and transparent practices. Let us navigate the complexities of immigration law for you, ensuring a smooth and successful process.

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Serving Clients Across Canada & Worldwide

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Mandall Immigration Law, with offices in Toronto and Ottawa, is a leading immigration law firm dedicated to providing comprehensive and personalized immigration solutions. Founded by Austin Mandall Rooplall, a seasoned immigration lawyer with a proven track record of success, we are committed to guiding our clients through the complexities of Canadian immigration.

Austin Mandall

Principal Lawyer & Founder

Austin Mandall

Principal Lawyer & Founder

Mandall Immigration Law, with offices in Toronto and Ottawa, is a leading immigration law firm dedicated to providing comprehensive and personalized immigration solutions. Founded by Austin Mandall Rooplall, a seasoned immigration lawyer with a proven track record of success, we are committed to guiding our clients through the complexities of Canadian immigration.

Experienced Immigration Appeals Immigration Lawyers

Has your immigration application to Canada been refused?

Have you been found inadmissible?

Mandall Immigration Law can help you appeal negative decisions.

We have extensive experience representing clients in appeals to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). The IAD, part of the Immigration and Refugee Board, hears appeals on issues like failed sponsorship applications, removal orders, and residency obligations.

Sponsorship Appeals

If your sponsorship application is refused, you can appeal to the IAD within 30 days of receiving the refusal letter. The process involves receiving an Appeal Record from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) within 60 days. You then have 60 days to submit supporting documents.

In some cases, the IAD may suggest Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) to resolve the issue without a hearing. If successful, the sponsorship application process will resume. However, appeals aren’t allowed for sponsors of individuals inadmissible due to serious grounds like security or criminality.

Removal Order Appeals

Permanent residents, visa holders, and protected persons can appeal removal orders to the IAD within 30 days. The IAD may suggest early resolution options, but a hearing is often required. If the appeal is allowed, the removal order is canceled. If the appeal is dismissed, the person may be removed from Canada.

Residency Obligation Appeals

Permanent residents must be physically present in Canada for 730 days within a 5-year period. If they fail to meet this requirement, their status could be revoked. Appeals must be filed within 30 days for decisions made in Canada or 60 days for decisions made abroad. The appeal process can lead to the maintenance of permanent resident status or the issuance of a departure order.

FAQs for Immigration Appeals in Canada

Most appeals to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) involve:

  • Sponsorship refusals (mainly family class)
  • Removal orders issued against permanent residents or certain foreign nationals
  • Residency obligation appeals for permanent residents outside Canada
    Not all decisions can be appealed—some must instead be challenged through judicial review at the Federal Court.

Strict deadlines apply. In most cases:

  • Sponsorship refusal appeals: 30 days from receipt of the refusal
  • Removal order appeals: 30 days from the date the order is issued
    Missing these deadlines can prevent your appeal from being heard, so it’s crucial to act quickly.

The IAD reviews your case to determine whether the original decision was correct. The process may involve:

  • Filing your appeal record
  • Participating in informal resolution efforts (like an Alternative Dispute Resolution conference)
  • Presenting evidence and witnesses at a hearing
    An immigration lawyer ensures your evidence is complete, persuasive, and submitted on time.

Timelines vary. Some appeals may be resolved within months through an ADR conference, while full hearings can take a year or longer depending on complexity and scheduling. Legal representation can help prevent unnecessary delays.

Success depends on the type of appeal and the strength of your evidence. The IAD considers factors such as humanitarian circumstances, hardship, credibility, family ties in Canada, and whether the original decision followed the law. A lawyer can evaluate your specific situation and advise on the likelihood of success.

Our Immigration Law Services

Mandall Immigration Law, with offices in Toronto and Ottawa, is a leading immigration law firm dedicated to providing comprehensive and personalized immigration solutions. Founded by Austin Mandall Rooplall, a seasoned immigration lawyer with a proven track record of success, we are committed to guiding our clients through the complexities of Canadian immigration.
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Visitor Visa

Canada welcomes over 35 million visitors annually, yet obtaining a visitor visa requires meeting strict criteria and passing a thorough inspection by immigration officers.

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Study Permits

Every year, Canada attracts over half a million students, thanks to its excellent education system that can pave the way for a successful career and possibly lead to Permanent Residency.

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Spousal Sponsorships

Sponsor your spouse or common-law partner for permanent residency to begin your life together in Canada.

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Work Permits

For many, this means the Canadian employment requires Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

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Express Entry

The fastest way to become a Canadian Permanent Resident. See if you qualify today.

PR Card Renewals

To keep your PR status, you must live in Canada for at least 2 out of every 5 years.

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Humanitarian Applications

Canadian immigration law permits applying for permanent residency on humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) grounds, even if ineligible through other means.

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Inadmissibility

At Mandall Immigration Law, we have extensive experience helping clients with criminal charges, convictions, and procedural fairness letters.

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Citizenship & Residency Obligations

You must reside in Canada for at least 2 out of every 5 years to renew your PR Card.

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Federal Court Matters

Has your Canadian immigration application or appeal been refused? Do you want to challenge the decision to the Federal Court of Canada?

Provincial Nominee Programs

PNPs allow Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals for permanent residence who wish to settle in a specific province.

Immigration Appeals

We have extensive experience representing clients in appeals to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD).

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Mandall Immigration Law has extensive experience with IAD appeals. We assist with every stage, from filing the notice of appeal to representing you at the hearing. Our thorough preparation and in-depth knowledge have led to many successful outcomes. Contact us if you need assistance with an appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division.

We have offices in Toronto and Ottawa and serve all of Canada.

Get Started on Making Your Canadian Dream a Reality

SCHEDULE YOUR IMMIGRATION REVIEW TODAY