Undoubtedly, Canada is a great place to live, work or study.
As a result, every year, it receives visa applications from different corners
of the world in bulk. However, unfortunately, many of those get rejected or
refused by the Canadian department. Reasons for rejection may vary according to
the type of visa application and clearly mention in the rejection letter.
For instance, in the case of the student visa, an applicant
needs to provide a letter of acceptance from a Canadian university or college,
where he/she is going to pursue his/her further studies. If he/she fails to
meet this requirement of the program, the immigration department will never
approve the application.
Similarly, if it’s a Canada
business visa and an applicant fails to provide funds for a minimum
investment or personal worth, then refusal visa application will come as a result.
Other common reasons may include false or fake information,
delay in payment of processing fee, failure to meet medical conditions or
international security standards and more.
So if you have received a letter in the mail from Canadian
immigration authority for rejected or refused visa application, then instead of
losing hope, you may request an appeal or reconsideration after rejection according
to your case.
Appealing can be beneficial after Canada
visa rejection if your legal immigration consultant has some hope of
getting refusal overturned in your case. Like, if you have submitted the
incomplete or incorrect application form, then, in that case, you can appeal to
complete or correct things with a good explanation for why you have missed this
information at the time of the earlier submission.
In addition to this, remember, there is a short window of
time for appealing so make sure, you armed with the correct reason of rejection
and then accordingly choose your way to deal it. In case, you don’t understand
the reason for rejection, do an Access to Information and Privacy (ATIP) to get
complete information on the same.
To fill the ATIP, the mandatory requirements are:
- An individual must be either a Canadian citizen or permanent resident; or,
- If he/she is a foreign national, then it is necessary for him/her to be physically present in Canada; or,
- If he/she is a foreign national and unable to come to Canada, then he/she needs a representative who can fill AITP for him/her and it requires a consent form from an applicant
So once you fulfill the above requirements, then you need to
visit ATIP homepage where you get the option to choose your preferred language
and the department to submit the request. Fill the required details there along
with your valid e-mail id. At the final stage of processing request, you need
to upload documents and consent form (if required). Check you're filled
credentials and make the payment of the fee for ATIP. Your requested department
will process your ATIP request, and in general, it will not take more than 30
days.
On getting detailed information on rejection, you can seek
help from an experienced and trustworthy immigration consultancy which knows
how to present refusal visa cases for appealing in front of the Canadian
immigration department. For complete information on refusal Canada visa case
analysis, contact experts of countrywide visas. Countrywide visas is one of the fastest growing Immigration
consultancies with a large, devoted team of Immigration experts offer
hassle-free and professional services to its clients for filing their
applications for various immigration programs.
You are welcome to call us or send us an email with your immigration questions and inquiries. You may contact us on 011-41075840 / 011-41045840 or leave a mail at info@countrywidevisas.com. You may also fill the Technical Assessment Form for free to get a call back from our Immigration Specialists. All you need to do is fill an assessment form and let our immigration experts assist you over the phone call or by meeting you in person and give you the best available options to fulfill your dreams of settling abroad.
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