The Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) is a quasi-judicial body that hears appeals from individuals who have been denied entry into Canada. The IAD is responsible for reviewing decisions made by visa officers, immigration officers, and the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of the IRB.
The IAD is composed of members who are appointed by the Governor in Council. These members are responsible for making decisions on appeals based on the evidence presented to them. The IAD is also responsible for ensuring that the decisions it makes are fair and consistent with the law.
The IAD has the authority to overturn decisions made by visa officers, immigration officers, and the RPD. It can also grant permanent residence status to individuals who have been denied entry into Canada.
The IAD has the power to review decisions made by visa officers, immigration officers, and the RPD. It can also review decisions made by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
The IAD has the authority to grant permanent residence status to individuals who have been denied entry into Canada. It can also grant temporary residence permits to individuals who have been denied entry into Canada.
The IAD also has the power to review decisions made by the Minister of IRCC. It can also review decisions made by the Federal Court of Canada.
The IAD is an important part of the Canadian immigration system. It ensures that decisions made by visa officers, immigration officers, and the RPD are fair and consistent with the law. It also ensures that individuals who have been denied entry into Canada are given a fair chance to appeal their decisions.
