Under current immigration law, not everyone has the right to appeal an immigration decision. In addition, not every decision made by a Canadian immigration authority can be appealed. Generally, only permanent residents of Canada have the right to appeal an immigration decision. And it is applied only in certain situations, such as a family sponsorship application denied by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), or a deportation order, or cancellation of permanent residence due to violations of regulations.
Typically, appeals are applications that have been refused by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, or ordered to be deported (leaving Canada and barred from re-entering) for serious violations of regulations on immigration law, which includes repeated rejections of family sponsorship applications, deportation from Canada due to serious violations, rejection of immigration applications and many other complicated cases.
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