Hi everyone, I want to find out if it's possible to reapply my spousal application after getting denied instead of appeal , since it takes so long for the file to be reopen after you won your appeal to beat all these delays
You can of course do that.
What's hard for others to comment on - whether it makes sense to do it this way depends on the reason for refusal.
Where it makes most sense is when the refusal is for a factual, hard reason, where either the circumstances have changed or (arguably) where there was a misapprehension or mistake by IRCC.
For example: refusal because did not meet the requirements for common law (eg lived together only 11 months at the time the application was filed or the documentation to show the start of living together was completely lacking), and couple has lived together (since filing) so now common law with 24 mos+. Should be obvious: if IRCC said you hadn't lived together for 12 months and now you absolutely have (with good documentation), that refusal now is unlikely.
Or didn't meet some test for common law but now got married. Or filed as conjugal but since have been married.
Harder cases: where there is doubt about the genuineness of the relationship. Hard for outsiders to say. (Again, for example, having lived together and had children and better evidence overall of relationship may be enough).
Cases where you really need to appeal: charges of misrepresentation, for example. IRCC says the marriage wasn't legal. I'ms ure many other examples.
If in doubt about which is which: you may need to see a lawyer.
Note: just my opinions.