DETENTION / DEPORTATION / DENIED ENTRY / REFUSAL

If you or someone you know has been detained, ordered deported from Canada, issued a date of removal, denied entry to Canada or had an application, appeal or refugee claim refused, you or they must act very quickly. You may have a right to appeal or seek judicial review of the decision which has been made by CBSA or Canada Immigration.

15 DAY DEADLINE

You must take action within a specified and limited time period in order to challenge the decision. Generally speaking, decisions made inside Canada can only be challenged within 15 days, unless the matter is a deportation order against a permanent resident, in which case there is a 30 day time period to file an appeal. If the decision is made outside Canada by a visa officer, you may have 60 days to challenge it. The time periods vary according to the type of decision which has been made and where the decision was rendered.

CALL US TO HELP

Poulton Law Office has a phone line which is dedicated to such urgent circumstances. You can reach us any time of day or night at 416-200-2511. We will arrange to see you as quickly as possible in order to take the necessary action.