Refugee Appeal Division
Appeal of a negative RPD decision, counted from receipt of the written reasons.
IRPR s.159.91(1)(a)Tell us what was decided and when it reached you. Angelina Shuster, a paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario, checks whether the matter falls within a paralegal’s scope and whether a deadline is already running.
Name the tribunal or court, what it decided, and the date you received the decision.
Both reach the same office.
Use the short form at the top, or phone.
Go to the short form ↑It asks for age, occupation, English and French skills, education and family in Canada: the facts an immigration application is weighed on.
Our legal team assists with the full range of your matter, including applications filed with IRCC.
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Each is set by a statute or tribunal rule and counts from a fixed event.
Appeal of a negative RPD decision, counted from receipt of the written reasons.
IRPR s.159.91(1)(a)Refused sponsorship or a removal order, counted from receipt of the decision.
IRPA s.63 · IAD Rules, Rule 16Counted from the incident, or the last incident in a series.
Human Rights Code s.34(1)For people outside Canada, or here on a temporary status, who want to know which way in fits their profile.
Fields marked required must be filled before the form sends. A resume, language test scores and an education evaluation can be attached as PDF, Word or image files.
This form assesses your general eligibility for immigration to Canada.
The personal information you provide to Karb Law is secure and is collected for the purpose of assessing your potential for immigration to Canada.
Every form on this page goes to the office of Angelina Shuster, a paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario.
“I was greatly impressed by the efficiency with which Angelina handled our immigration case. All of our concerns, however minor, were promptly addressed by her. In addition to her efficiency she provided us with personal support at a time when it was most needed, the nerve-wracking days before the scheduled interview with the Immigration Officials. She reassured us and alleviated our fears, rational as well as irrational.”
The short form takes no attachments, so keep these within reach for the first call.
No. A paralegal-client relationship starts only with a signed retainer, and information sent before that is not confidential, as the line under each form states.
Law Society of Ontario By-Law 4 lets a licensed paralegal represent parties in Small Claims Court, in summary-conviction and Provincial Offences Act matters, and before tribunals set up under federal or provincial law, including the four divisions of the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Phone (416) 835-6989 rather than wait for an email reply. Some tribunals can extend a time limit on request, each on its own facts.
This page is general information about the free assessment and is not legal advice. Reading it does not create a paralegal-client relationship.
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