Refugee Appeal
The Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) considers appeals against decisions of the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) to allow or reject claims for refugee protection. In most cases, there will be no hearing as the RAD will base its decision on the documents provided by the parties involved and the RPD record.
If you disagree with a negative refugee decision and want to appeal, you can appeal to the RAD under specific conditions. If you were granted refugee protection by the RPD and the Minister is appealing that decision, you have the right to respond to the appeal and to file documents.
Filing an appeal
To launch an appeal, you must file a notice of appeal to the RAD no later than 15 days* after the day on which you received the written reasons for the RPD decision. You must provide three copies (or one copy if submitted electronically) of your notice of appeal to the RAD Registry in the regional office that sent you your RPD decision.
You can deliver, mail or fax your notice of appeal to the IRB regional office that sent the original refugee decision.
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