When a refugee claim is denied, the next steps are critical. At John Cintosun, Barrister & Solicitor, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate support through the refugee appeals and judicial review processes. With a commitment to client-focused advocacy and an in-depth knowledge of refugee law, John helps clients navigate these challenging stages, offering skilled representation to pursue a favorable outcome.
Our firm understands that a denied claim can be distressing, but it’s not the end of the road. John works closely with each client to explore all available options, ensuring your voice is heard and your case receives thorough consideration in the appeals process.
We offer a full range of services tailored to meet the needs of clients seeking to overturn a denied refugee claim, including:
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When appealing a denied refugee claim, each step requires precision, evidence, and strong advocacy. Here’s how our firm guides clients through the refugee appeals and judicial review processes:
Our process begins with a detailed consultation to assess the specifics of your case, review the denial, and determine eligibility for appeal. John will evaluate the decision to identify any errors in fact or law that may support your appeal and discuss the options available.
For clients eligible for an appeal, we help prepare a comprehensive application to the Refugee Appeal Division, addressing errors in the initial decision and presenting new evidence, if applicable. John carefully crafts compelling arguments to advocate for a reversal or amendment of the decision.
If an appeal at the RAD is not an option or has been unsuccessful, John can file a judicial review application with the Federal Court. This process challenges the legality of the original decision and requests that the court review it for errors in fact, procedure, or law. We handle every aspect of this complex process, from drafting submissions to presenting arguments in court.
For clients at risk of imminent removal, we assist in filing a stay of removal application to suspend deportation while your appeal or judicial review is underway. John works to ensure all necessary steps are taken swiftly to protect your safety and legal rights during this time.
Should your case proceed to a Federal Court hearing, John provides experienced representation, presenting a clear and compelling case on your behalf. His familiarity with Federal Court procedures and ability to argue persuasively ensure that your appeal is given the best possible chance of success.
John Cintosun is known for his dedication to helping clients navigate the often daunting appeals process with clarity, compassion, and strategic focus. With years of experience representing clients in refugee appeals and judicial reviews, John offers trusted advocacy and personalized guidance to ensure that every client receives fair and thorough representation. His fluency in English, French, and Turkish and cultural sensitivity enable him to communicate effectively with clients from diverse backgrounds, offering support through every step of their legal journey.
If you’re facing a denied refugee claim and seeking a way forward, John Cintosun, Barrister & Solicitor is here to help. Reach out to us today for a consultation to discuss your case, understand your options, and begin the appeals process with a dedicated legal advocate on your side.
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If your refugee claim is denied, you may have the option to appeal the decision with the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) or apply for a judicial review with the Federal Court. Our firm can help you assess the specifics of your case and guide you through the best path forward.
A RAD appeal involves challenging errors in the initial decision by presenting arguments and, if applicable, new evidence. A judicial review, on the other hand, is filed with the Federal Court to contest the legality of the original decision, asking the court to review it for procedural or factual errors.
Yes, if you are at risk of imminent removal, you may be eligible to apply for a stay of removal, which temporarily suspends deportation while your appeal or judicial review is in progress. Our firm can assist with the application to help protect your rights and safety during this time.
The timeline for the appeals process varies based on factors such as case complexity and court schedules. We work efficiently to prepare and file all necessary documents, keeping you informed of expected timelines and next steps throughout the process.
John Cintosun is dedicated to providing compassionate, client-centered advocacy with an in-depth knowledge of refugee law. His experience, fluency in multiple languages, and cultural sensitivity ensure that clients receive personalized support, clear communication, and a strategic approach to each case.
