FYI...Guys.
This refers to your recent inquiry concerning the refusal of your application for a Temporary Resident Visa.
The reasons for refusal were provided to you at the time the decision was made, thereby fully concluding your application. On the basis of the information provided on your application and in the supporting documents, the visa officer was not satisfied that you met the requirements of Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations.
A decision may be revisited by an officer if it is found that an error has been made; however, new information that was not in front of an officer at the time of the assessment will not result in the reopening of a closed file.
Under Canada ’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, there is no formal right of appeal for decisions made on temporary resident applications. Rather, if the applicant feels that he or she has additional information, he or she may submit a new application and pay new processing fee. Whenever possible, a different visa officer will examine the application. Information from any previous applications will be used as reference for the new one. However, if the applicant's personal situation has not substantively changed since the last application, there is little reason to expect a different decision.
This refers to your recent inquiry concerning the refusal of your application for a Temporary Resident Visa.
The reasons for refusal were provided to you at the time the decision was made, thereby fully concluding your application. On the basis of the information provided on your application and in the supporting documents, the visa officer was not satisfied that you met the requirements of Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations.
A decision may be revisited by an officer if it is found that an error has been made; however, new information that was not in front of an officer at the time of the assessment will not result in the reopening of a closed file.
Under Canada ’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, there is no formal right of appeal for decisions made on temporary resident applications. Rather, if the applicant feels that he or she has additional information, he or she may submit a new application and pay new processing fee. Whenever possible, a different visa officer will examine the application. Information from any previous applications will be used as reference for the new one. However, if the applicant's personal situation has not substantively changed since the last application, there is little reason to expect a different decision.