Immigration & Refugee Board (IRB)

Immigration and refugee matters can move quickly and involve strict deadlines, detailed evidence requirements, and life‑changing outcomes. Our firm provides end‑to‑end legal support—from initial eligibility assessments to hearings, appeals, and enforcement‑related issues—so clients understand their options and are fully prepared at every step.

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Immigration Appeals (Immigration Appeal Division – IAD)

The Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) hears and decides appeals on a variety of immigration matters. You may be able to appeal if:

A sponsorship application for a spouse, partner, parent, or grandparent was refused
A removal order was issued against a permanent resident or protected person
Your permanent resident status determination was challenged

How we help:

Appeal eligibility review
File and perfect the appeal
Evidence development
Witness preparation
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR
Hearing advocacy

Refugee Protection Division (RPD – Inland & Port of Entry) Claims

Refugee Protection Division (RPD) hearings are often one of the most important legal processes a claimant will ever face. The RPD determines whether a person qualifies for refugee protection in Canada based on the risk of persecution, torture, or harm in their home country.

How we help:

Eligibility and risk assessment
Basis of Claim (BOC) Form Preparation
Evidence Development & Documentation
Hearing preparation
Representation at the RPD hearing
Post‑decision guidance

Refugee Appeals (Refugee Appeal Division – RAD)

A refused refugee claimant may be able to appeal the decision to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). The RAD reviews whether the RPD made an error in fact, law, or process. Appellants can submit: