Canada’s immigration system can be complex — and receiving a refusal is not the end of the road. At Cambria Law, we guide individuals and families through the immigration appeal process with clarity, legal expertise, and compassion.

Whether you’re dealing with a sponsorship refusal, refugee denial, or residency obligation issue, our experienced immigration lawyers are here to defend your rights and support you every step of the way.


Types of Immigration Appeals We Handle

🔹 Refugee and Asylum Appeals

If your refugee claim has been denied by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), you may be eligible to appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). Our team will analyze the decision, collect compelling evidence, and submit a persuasive appeal to reverse the outcome.

🔹 Spousal Sponsorship Appeals

Was your spousal sponsorship application refused? We can appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) and prove the legitimacy of your relationship, addressing any concerns raised by immigration officers.

🔹 Judicial Reviews in Federal Court

If no appeal process is available, we can file a judicial review in Federal Court to challenge errors or unfair procedures in decisions such as denied visas, study permits, or work permits.

🔹 Inadmissibility Appeals

Being found inadmissible to Canada due to criminality, medical issues, or misrepresentation is serious — but not final. We build strong cases to challenge inadmissibility decisions and protect your right to stay in Canada.

🔹 Residency Obligation Appeals

Permanent residents who haven’t met the 730-day residency requirement risk losing their status. We help clients present compelling arguments and humanitarian grounds to retain their PR.


⚖️ Why Choose Cambria Law?

  • Free Initial Consultation – Learn your legal options before taking action

  • Proven Results – We’ve helped hundreds overturn immigration refusals

  • Customized Legal Strategies – Every case is different; so is our approach

  • Full-Service Representation – From paperwork to hearing day, we’ve got you covered


Frequently Asked Questions

Can I submit new evidence in my appeal?
Yes. New and relevant evidence not included in your original application may strengthen your appeal — especially if it addresses the reasons for refusal.

How long does an immigration appeal take?
Timelines vary, but most refugee and sponsorship appeals take 6–12 months. Judicial reviews can also last between 6–12 months.

Can I stay in Canada during my appeal?
Usually, yes. If you’re under a removal order, we can help you request a stay of removal while your appeal is being heard.

What if I missed my appeal deadline?
You can request an extension, but you’ll need to show a valid reason for the delay. Act fast and contact us right away.


📞 Take Action Now

An immigration refusal is stressful — but you don’t have to face it alone.
Let Cambria Law help you fight for your future in Canada.
👉 Book your free consultation today.