Would y’all mind if I added one more question.
My brother is sponsoring me to Canada as a dependent child under Humanitarian and Compassionate.
In 2021 which was at the time of the application my brother had low income, however he submitted my application to IRCC.
Since then they had asked me to do Medicals and biometrics which they received them. My brother’s income has increased and is more than the necessary requirement now but unfortunately before he sent them the letters, they made a decision this week and they’ve sent a refusal letter and an appeal notice.
Most important details below:
Dear Xxxxxxxxx
I have now completed the assessment of your application for a permanent resident visa as a member of the family class, the class in which you applied. I have determined that you do not meet the requirements for immigration to Canada.
I am not satisfied that you meet the requirements of the above paragraph(s) for the following reasons:
It has been determined that your sponsor did not meet the required minimum necessary income at the time the application was submitted.
So what should I do next? Can I ask for a reconsideration from IRCC while submitting an appeal to IAD before the appeal notice deadline which is 30 days.
Also, can the Immigration Appeal Division make a decision based on the evidences without any hearing.
NB: my application process office is in Nairobi. Does anyone know how can I contact the officer who made the decision or the whole office.
I doubt you will see much response, given you have posted to a thread about a very different issue and, as well, this thread is probably at about the end of its life cycle.
My suggestion would be posting your question in the "Refugees and Asylum" section of the forum, which seems to have a number of posts about H & C cases.
Since writing the above, I notice you have posted this same question 4 times today in 4 different threads. That is not helpful to you or anyone else. As well, I see that
@Ponga has already provided you with a courteous reply and it is likely correct.
The letter you quote says, in part:
"It has been determined that your sponsor did not meet the required minimum necessary income at the time the application was submitted."
So, it seems to be essential that the income requirement be met as of the application date, not at some later date. That is probably correct and therefore the decision is correct. How to address the problem I think best answered by
@Ponga.
