Can I appeal sponsorhip refusal ???? please help

[nervousme]

I was hoping someone could shed some light on my case.
We received a refusal letter on the 29th of September, due to the fact that the representative (an immigration consultant) that we were using did not submit some documentation after we had signed it not once but twice. We did remove her as our representative before we got the refusal letter but had no idea that this documentation was outstanding. anyhow I have lots of proof to back our end except the receipt that she indeed did send the requested documentation.
I just sent an appeal to Vegreville today and am wondering what will happen next and how long it will take to hear anything back?

The schedule A background check is what was missing. It asks for info about prior work history. We though she sent it twice. We have the copies we signed and they are different looking because the one we signed in December was an older version, the second time we signed I believe is an updates form.

The reason for refusal was not due to our relationship so I am wondering if we have any chances.
I am furious with the Immigration Consultant and cant even begin to describe the nerves I feel. Any help form anyone please!!!
Thank you all so much in advance. This forum really is helpful and a great support for one another. Glad I found it.
This is the first post I am posting and I don't even know if I am doing this correctly.Any assistance is greatly appreciated

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Re: Appeal denial due to sponsorhip refusal help please

This is the first post I am posting and I don't even know if I am doing this correctly.Any assistance is greatly appreciated

Looking at your previous posts, you have posted this 9 times across many threads.

In future, create a new thread for your query, post it only once and have some patience.

 

[ramkris]

why dont you re apply with all the documents and with out lawyer. Are you applying inland or outland.If you could have started it when you tarted first thread if outland you may be in a situation sponsor approved by this time

ram

 

[nervousme]

I just figured out how to post a thread so if my post was everywhere I apologize. I was using my phone and couldn't figure out how to post a thread. Now I am on my computer and it is all easier to work. Using threads is new to me so I am still figuring this all out myself.
Patience is a virtue and I wish I had more like so many others on here.

We will re-apply if necessary but its another 19 months of processing and that would mean we would also need to try to apply for another work permit as the one will expire aprox. 18 months from now.
I was hoping someone could guide me a little.
The application is inland.

 

[ramkris]

Are you pr or under work permit or citizen.

 

[scylla]

We will re-apply if necessary but its another 19 months of processing and that would mean we would also need to try to apply for another work permit as the one will expire aprox. 18 months from now.
I was hoping someone could guide me a little.
The application is inland.

You should have told us that this was an inland application. No appeals are allowed for inland applications (see the guide below). So your ONLY choice is to reapply.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5289ETOC.asp

 

[screech339]

You should have told us that this was an inland application. No appeals are allowed for inland applications (see the guide below). So your ONLY choice is to reapply.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5289ETOC.asp

While the OP has no right to appeal for Inland Sponsorship Final Decision, OP has one other option. OP can apply for a Judicial Review if OP has the time and money to hire a lawyer. It is usually last resort but JR are usually granted provided the applicant has very good reasons. And I believe the OP does have a case to file for JR on their lawyer's incompetent.

Screech339

 

[nervousme]

While the OP has no right to appeal for Inland Sponsorship Final Decision, OP has one other option. OP can apply for a Judicial Review if OP has the time and money to hire a lawyer. It is usually last resort but JR are usually granted provided the applicant has very good reasons. And I believe the OP does have a case to file for JR on their lawyer's incompetent.

Screech339

Thank you for replying. Could you tell me what the abbreviations you have used stand for please?
I sent an appeal myself and my member of parliament said they would follow up for me. Should I be hiring a lawyer to prove the consultant I used, who is a paid representatives incompetence or should I wait to hear back. ? I'm not sure what's the next steps are.
Also wondering if we should start a new application or wait to hear something, and how long it might take to hear back good or bad news,

 

[screech339]

Thank you for replying. Could you tell me what the abbreviations you have used stand for please?
I sent an appeal myself and my member of parliament said they would follow up for me. Should I be hiring a lawyer to prove **spam** who is a paid representatives incompetence or should I wait to hear back. ? I'm not sure what's the next step

I wrote in the same message. JR = Judicial Review.

Screech339

 

[nervousme]

I wrote in the same message. JR = Judicial Review.

Screech339

And OP stands for?

You had to do the same thing?

 

[screech339]

And OP stands for?

You had to do the same thing?

I don't know what OP stands for. Just noticed people using it in the msg. I believe it means original poster. I am guessing here. Usually refer to the person who posted the thread.

Screech339

 

[DuberBlue]

OP = Original Poster.

That's you

 

[nervousme]

OP = Original Poster.

That's you

Thanks Still to new at this.

So I did the right thing in sending an appeal letter back to Vegreville? OR am I suppose to do something else too?

 

[scylla]

Thanks Still to new at this.

So I did the right thing in sending an appeal letter back to Vegreville? OR am I suppose to do something else too?

You need to retain a lawyer. The lawyer will then apply for the JD to the Federal Court of Canada.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/refugees/inside/appeals-review.asp

 

[DuberBlue]

This is just my opinion, and the inland app thing is still very murky to me, so take this as one possible interpretation.

You need to do what Screech suggested and apply for a Judicial Review. There's a brief link here which talks about how to go about doing it (short answer seems to be: you need to get a lawyer).

Since inland applications do not allow for an appeal to the IAD (Immigration Appeals Division), then, from what you have typed, I don't think sending an appeal to Vegreville will have any effect.