RCIC IRB Immigration Consultant in Toronto & Vancouver – Trusted Help for Canada Refugee Claims and Appeals

RCIC IRB Immigration Consultant in Toronto & Vancouver – Trusted Help for Canada Refugee Claims and Appeals Are you seeking asylum in Canada? Understanding the difference between inland refugee claims and port-of-entry claims is essential. Each has distinct steps, documentation, and timelines. Whether you are already in Canada or arriving at a border, New Jain Immigration Services—your experienced RCIC IRB immigration consultant in Toronto and Vancouver—is ready to guide you through the complex refugee process with care and precision. 🛂 Canada Refugee Process: Inland vs. Port-of-Entry Claims ✅ Inland Refugee Claims – Applying from Inside Canada If you're already in Canada, you can initiate your refugee claim through the IRCC Portal. Step-by-Step Inland Process: Gather Key Documents: Complete the Basis of Claim (BOC) form provided by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB). Passport or other valid ID. Complete the Use of a Representative form if you’re working with a consultant or lawyer. Create IRCC Portal Account: Request an invitation code by emailing IRCC. Register and include any family members present in Canada. Submit Your Refugee Application: Log in and select “Create a new refugee claim.” Upload all necessary documents and submit. After You Apply: If your application is complete, you will receive: Acknowledgment letter from IRCC. Medical instructions (IMM 1017E). Biometrics and interview details. If your claim is found eligible, it will be transferred to the IRB and you’ll receive a Refugee Protection Claimant Document (RPCD)—commonly called the brown paper. ✅ Port of Entry Claims – Applying at Airports, Borders, or Seaports If you arrive at a Canadian entry point, inform the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officer that you wish to make a refugee claim. What You’ll Need: Passport and any available travel documents. Fingerprints and photographs (biometrics). An eligibility interview to explain your situation and risk of returning to your home country. If Eligible: Your claim is referred to the IRB, and you’ll receive: A BOC form (must be submitted within 45 days via IRCC Portal). Medical exam instructions. Acknowledgment of Claim or RPCD. Access to the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP). 📝 Completing Your Refugee Application Regardless of where you apply, these steps are essential: Fill out and submit the BOC form within 45 days. Register on the IRCC Portal using the invitation code (if applicable). Upload supporting documents. For port-of-entry applicants, select: “Continue a claim made to CBSA.” 💼 Working and Studying While Awaiting Your Decision 📌 Work Permit: Select “Yes” during your claim to include an open work permit application. You become eligible once the IRB accepts your claim for review and you pass a medical exam. Family members can also apply. If you missed the work permit initially, you can apply later using your RPCD and medical exam results. Once approved, apply for your Social Insurance Number (SIN). 🎓 Study Permit: Children under 18 don’t need a permit for primary or secondary school. Adults must apply for a separate study permit, requiring: A Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). Financial proof. Applicable IRCC fees. ⚖️ After the IRB Hearing: What Happens Next? If your refugee claim is approved, you’ll be granted ConventionRefugee or Protected Person status. From there, you may apply for permanent residence in Canada. If your claim is denied, you may still have options: Appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) of the IRB (if eligible). If not eligible for RAD, seek a judicial review with the Federal Court of Canada. 📌 It is highly recommended to consult a certified RCIC IRB consultant to review your legal remedies and represent your case effectively.

⭐ Why Choose New Jain Immigration Services? At New Jain Immigration Services, we are fully licensed RCIC IRB immigration professionals based in Toronto, serving clients throughout Vancouver and across Canada. We specialize in: Preparing thorough documentation for refugee and asylum claims. Ensuring you meet eligibility and procedural requirements. Representing clients at the IRB and RAD with confidence. Supporting refugee appeals and permanent residence applications. Our team provides compassionate, customized support at every step of your journey to safety in Canada. 📍 Contact Us Today Take the first step toward building a safer and more stable future in Canada. Book a consultation with our expert team.New JainImmigration ServicesNew Jain Immigration Services 📍Office Address 23 Westmore Dr Unit 410, Etobicoke, On M9V 3Y6, Canada. 📧jaijainimmconsult@gmail.com 📞+1 (647) 676-1982