Visa Refused! You Might Have A Recourse

​Many people want to visit, work, study, or immigrate to Canada, but they are unsure how to get the required visa. The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is the department of the Government of Canada with responsibility for matters dealing with immigration to Canada, refugees, and Canadian citizenship.
There are several different types of visas available for those who wish to come to Canada, and you are required to obtain the correct one. If you have been refused a Visa to Canada, this blog post might help you understand your options. 

There are many reasons why a Canadian visa may be refused:

• Purpose of Visit
• Personal Assets and Financial Status
• Family ties in Canada and your country of residence
• Failure to provide all supporting documents
• Misrepresentation
• Medical or Security Inadmissibility 
• Other reasons…

 
Understanding your application and how the Immigration law applies is vital; reapplying with the same information will not change the decision.
Therefore, we don't provide legal advice before collecting enough information about your case and act accordingly:

1. Obtain and review the previous applications and supporting documents.
2. Obtain and review Visa officer notes.
3. Provide recommendations to strengthen your application by preparing a personalized document checklist, including a submission letter when required.

If you've received a visa refusal letter or procedural fairness letter, know that you may be able to ask for reconsideration, appeal or reapply depending on the reasons cited in the letter. We have successfully assisted many clients in their refusals. We would love to help get your case reviewed, prepare a robust application to increase your chances while maintaining the integrity of the Canadian Immigration System.
 
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