In my opinion, you are in a wrong place to get advice. If there is any chance of appealing your case, you should consult with a good lawyer.Tahere said:but unfortunately the officer wont listen. i explained to him but he said he wont reopen my case. what process should i go through to reconsider my file?
1. Probably a waste of money. The OP was refused in Nov/14. For leave to appeal to the Federal Court, s/he had 60 days from the date of the refusal. That date is long past.rayman_m said:Your situation is unfortunate. CIC is a bureaucratic organization and officers are reluctant for considerations. They handle piles of cases and just follow their processing guidelines.
Hiring a lawyer may cost 3 to 5 thousand depending on lawyer's credentials. But the questions is, whether lawyer will have evidences to win your case against CIC and loosing may even put in future refusal possibilities. However, for your satisfaction you may consult with a immigration lawyer and in most cases consultation is free.
There is many immigration lawyers in GTA (just do the google serach) but, you can also find here in this canadavisa.com home page immigration lawyer info. E-mail them your situation and see if they can help you out..
But the letter was sent on March 2015.PMM said:Hi
1. Probably a waste of money. The OP was refused in Nov/14. For leave to appeal to the Federal Court, s/he had 60 days from the date of the refusal. That date is long past.
He received the letter in March 2015 but the letter has been issued on November 24th 2014.neutral said:But the letter was sent on March 2015.
According to the law (and common sense) the time counts since you receive the letter not the issue date.thecoolguysam said:He received the letter in March 2015 but the letter has been issued on November 24th 2014.
Can you show me the link to the law you are talking about?neutral said:According to the law (and common sense) the time counts since you receive the letter not the issue date.
It's not exactly what I said, although is ambivalent anyway.thecoolguysam said:Can you show me the link to the law you are talking about?
Most of the letters i received during PR process be in medical test or Police Clearance, it was always mentioned in mail that you have specific number of days to complete from the letter date.neutral said:According to the law (and common sense) the time counts since you receive the letter not the issue date.
What you can do is to appeal the rejection decision withing 60 days.Tahere said:dear firends
can an applicant file a complaint against his representative because she or he hasn't done his responsibilities as a representative and the person's file has been rejected because of the representative's irresponsiblity? if yes how we can do that and what are the links for that?
Thank you