If a Canadian citizenship application is refused, individuals have the right to seek a judicial review before the Federal Court. MapleCrest Immigration Law provides strategic representation for applicants whose cases were unfairly rejected.
If a Canadian citizenship application is refused, individuals have the right to seek a judicial review before the Federal Court. MapleCrest Immigration Law provides strategic representation for applicants whose cases were unfairly rejected.
Must have received a formal refusal letter from IRCC
Application must be filed within 30 days of receiving the refusal
Must demonstrate that the refusal was based on incorrect application of law or facts
Must not be barred from re-applying due to fraud or misrepresentation (in some cases)
Citizenship refusal letter
Original citizenship application package
Supporting evidence disputing the reason for refusal
Legal submissions and affidavit (for judicial review)
Appeal timelines vary, typically 6–12 months
No IRCC appeal fee; legal fees for Federal Court filing and representation apply