you can apply for a review on ur applicaton to the court of canada. that is almost same as appeal but named as a review.
For that purpose you must hire a lawyer from canada . I read this information somewhere on cic website. Unfortunately it is not allowed to hire
a lawyer from your own country and must be from canada.
you can apply for a review on ur applicaton to the court of canada. that is almost same as appeal but named as a review.
For that purpose you must hire a lawyer from canada . I read this information somewhere on cic website. Unfortunately it is not allowed to hire
a lawyer from your own country and must be from canada.
You have confused it. One can not appeal on the decision. The right of review is allowed but for the review you have to prove that process was not legally fair.
Quote: "Can a potential host in Canada or an applicant outside Canada appeal the decision on a temporary resident visa application?
Under Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, there is no formal right of appeal on temporary resident visa decisions. Rather, the applicant may reapply and, whenever possible, a different visa officer will examine the application.
An applicant may also seek leave through the Federal Court of Canada to request a judicial review of any decision made by a visa officer, if he or she believes that the process was not legally or procedurally fair. A lawyer in Canada would have to act on behalf of the applicant."