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4evernlove

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Has anyone ever successfully appealed a refusal of authorization to return. My spouse who I am sponsoring was refused the PR visa because the ARC was denied. The reason for the refusal seems to be previous immigration history. I need a representative who has positive experience with cases like this. Thanks
 
4evernlove said:
Has anyone ever successfully appealed a refusal of authorization to return. My spouse who I am sponsoring was refused the PR visa because the ARC was denied. The reason for the refusal seems to be previous immigration history. I need a representative who has positive experience with cases like this. Thanks

Can I know the reason for denied ARC?
 
Agreed, more information is required. It would also be helpful to know why a deportation order was issued in the first place.
 
4evernlove said:
Has anyone ever successfully appealed a refusal of authorization to return. My spouse who I am sponsoring was refused the PR visa because the ARC was denied. The reason for the refusal seems to be previous immigration history. I need a representative who has positive experience with cases like this. Thanks

which visa office you are dealing with? pls explain what you mean by previous immigration history.. I also need ARC and I am stressed to see your post... Is it really hard to get ARC??
 
4evernlove said:
Has anyone ever successfully appealed a refusal of authorization to return. My spouse who I am sponsoring was refused the PR visa because the ARC was denied. The reason for the refusal seems to be previous immigration history. I need a representative who has positive experience with cases like this. Thanks

They must have given you the reasons for refusal in writing.... Can you please share them...
 
4evernlove said:
Has anyone ever successfully appealed a refusal of authorization to return. My spouse who I am sponsoring was refused the PR visa because the ARC was denied. The reason for the refusal seems to be previous immigration history. I need a representative who has positive experience with cases like this. Thanks

I know about somebody who was rejected ARC due to criminal record, but when he appealed he was also given ARC... Good Luck
 
The reason for the denied ARC is past extensive immigration violations
My spouse initially came to Canada as a visitor & overstayed. During a ride stop was turned over to immigration. Applied refugee - was refused. Did not leave however from the initial immigration hold was always reporting to CBSA Airport Road. During reporting my spouse when then issued a deportation order but had a domestic case in court so did not leave as case needed to be cleared up. Still reporting to CBSA - eventually case was heard & completed - No criminal record. Was asked to go to CBSA where departure date was set. My spouse left Canada by that date. All this over a 10 yr period

In a nut shell that is it - All this was mentioned by the Program Manager as they stated all immigration related stuff and also made mention of the fact that there is no criminal record. I guess they just think they want to grant the ARC.

So back to the initial question does anyone know of someone who went through something similar and was successfully.

The genuineness of the marriage or anything else was not in question.

Thanks
 
Vijender_Rana said:
which visa office you are dealing with? pls explain what you mean by previous immigration history.. I also need ARC and I am stressed to see your post... Is it really hard to get ARC??

Visa Office is Port of Spain - I thought we would have gotten the ARC so was a not so pleasant surprise when it was denied so I really do not know the probability of getting one since it is at the discretion of the visa office
 
Vijender_Rana said:
I know about somebody who was rejected ARC due to criminal record, but when he appealed he was also given ARC... Good Luck

Would you be able to say how the appeal was approached - was this a spousal sponsorship?
 
4evernlove said:
Would you be able to say how the appeal was approached - was this a spousal sponsorship?

yes , it was spuosal sponsorship....
 
4evernlove said:
The reason for the denied ARC is past extensive immigration violations
My spouse initially came to Canada as a visitor & overstayed. During a ride stop was turned over to immigration. Applied refugee - was refused. Did not leave however from the initial immigration hold was always reporting to CBSA Airport Road. During reporting my spouse when then issued a deportation order but had a domestic case in court so did not leave as case needed to be cleared up. Still reporting to CBSA - eventually case was heard & completed - No criminal record. Was asked to go to CBSA where departure date was set. My spouse left Canada by that date. All this over a 10 yr period

In a nut shell that is it - All this was mentioned by the Program Manager as they stated all immigration related stuff and also made mention of the fact that there is no criminal record. I guess they just think they want to grant the ARC.

So back to the initial question does anyone know of someone who went through something similar and was successfully.

The genuineness of the marriage or anything else was not in question.

Thanks

His domestic Case might have a reason to decline his ARC.
 
4evernlove said:
Would you be able to say how the appeal was approached - was this a spousal sponsorship?

Can you pls share your timeline with us.... also what documents you submitted to VO...
 
Vijender_Rana said:
if you want i will send you that case details ..... the whole story ...


Thanks I would appreciate that at least I may be able to get some pointers even though the case details are different.
 
aroundwrd99 said:
His domestic Case might have a reason to decline his ARC.

This was not mentioned as the reason. I do not understand why this would or should be held against him. They had their day in court and he was vindicated by the courts. The thing is the granting of an ARC is so subjective so it is hard to say what the real underlying reason is.