Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) hears cases on the following issues:
In order to initiate an appeal with the IAD, you must:
How long must I reside in Canada in order to fulfill my residency obligation?
Canadian permanent residents have the right to enter and live in Canada. However, they must meet certain residency obligations or risk losing their status and being deemed inadmissible. The residency requirement is to accumulate 2 years (730 days) of “residency days” within every 5-year period. This assessment of residency occurs during PR Card renewal, PR Travel Document application, or upon arrival at an airport or land border.
Residency Obligation Appeal
The Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) provides individuals with the opportunity to appeal a decision regarding their Residency Obligation. Individuals have 60 days from the date of the decision to file an appeal with the IAD.
During the appeal process, an IAD member will hold a hearing to review the case. The appeal may result in one of two outcomes:
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We have a team of experienced immigration lawyers who can provide you with personalized and professional guidance throughout the appeal process. We can review your case, help you gather necessary documents, and represent you in a hearing before the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). Our goal is to increase your chances of a successful outcome and ensure that your rights are protected. Additionally, we can provide you with updates on any changes to immigration laws and regulations that may affect your case. Contacting us can give you peace of mind and the best chance of achieving your immigration goals.
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