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1. irb-cisr.gc.ca › Pages › appelant-recordPreparing the appellant’s record - Immigration and Refugee ...

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   Preparing the appellant’s record. You must provide two copies (or one copy only if submitted electronically) of the appellant's record to the RAD no later than 45 days after the day on which you received the written reasons for the RPD decision. As part of the appellant's record, you must include a statement saying whether you are submitting ...

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     What you'll send the RAD as part of your appellant's record....

2. irb-cisr.gc.ca › en › filing-refugee-appealPreparing and submitting the appellant's record

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   Aug 8, 2024 · What you'll send the RAD as part of your appellant's record. Provide your supporting documents in this order: A copy of the decision you got from the RPD. The letter that came with it (the notice of decision) All or part of the transcript of the RPD hearing if you want to use it in support of your appeal. You should know.

3. irb-cisr.gc.ca › en › refugee-appealsImportant Instructions Concerning your Appellant's Record to ...

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   The appellant's record must be received by the RAD within forty-five (45 ) days after the day on which the appellant receives the Refugee Protection Division's written reasons for the decision. Note 3. The appellant's record must contain the following documents, on consecutively numbered pages, in the following order: Note 4

4. www.canada.ca › content › damAPPELLANT'S RECORD PURSUANT TO RULE 3 - Canada

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   The Appellant's memorandum is part of the Appellant's record which must be received by the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) within 30 days after the day on which the Appellant receives the Refugee Protection Division's (RPD) written reasons for the decision.1 The Appellant's memorandum must not be more than 30 pages long if typewritten on one side or.

5. irb.gc.ca › en › formsAPPELLANT'S RECORD PURSUANT TO RULE 3 - IRB

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   Appellant's Record Form . Disponible en français. IRB/CISR 3005 (09/18) TABLE OF CONTENTS APPELLANT'S RECORD Rule 3(3)(a) to (g) of the . Refugee Appeal Division Rules (RAD Rules) The Appellant's record contains the following documents: Page (a) all or part of the transcript of the RPD hearing if the Appellant wants to rely on

6. www.canada.ca › content › damIMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT YOUR APPEAL OF THE REFUGEE ...

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   Please note: If you file a Notice of Appeal, after the time limit for filing the Appellant’s Record, your appeal may be dismissed. Applications for extension of time to file: Extension of time to file both the Notice of Appeal and the Appellant’s Record . If you were unable to file your Notice of Appeal and your Appellant’s Record on time ...

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   How many copies of an appellant's record do I Need?

   • You must provide two (2) copies (or only one copy if transmitted electronically) of the appellant's record to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD). 2 The appellant's record must be received by the RAD within forty-five (45) days after the day on which the appellant receives the Refugee Protection Division's written reasons for the decision. 3

   Important Instructions Concerning your Appellant's Record to the ... - IRB

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   Why is my appellant's record important?

   • Your appellant's record is the main document you'll provide the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) to help it decide your appeal. Given that most RAD decisions are made based on the documents provided, your appellant's record is very important. Important

   Preparing and submitting the appellant's record

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   What is the appellant's record?

   • This letter will tell you the date when you must file the next part of your appeal, called the Appellant’s Record. It will also tell you the IRB-RAD registry office and contact information where you should send it, and will explain what will happen next. The Appellant’s record is an important part of your appeal.

   Appeal to the Immigration and Refugee Board - Refugee Appeal Division

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   When should I send a RAD appellant's record?

   • Send us your appellant's record no more than 45 days from the time you got a decision from the Refugee Protection Division (RPD). Your appellant's record is a collection of documents that you want the RAD to consider when deciding your appeal. Use the RAD Appellant's Record form to help you prepare and perfect your appeal. You should know

   Preparing and submitting the appellant's record

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   How do I file an appellant's record?

   • For your appellant’s record, you must: Fill in an Appellant’s Record form. Follow the instructions in the Appellant’s Guide about what documents and information must be included in your Appellant’s Record. A written transcript of your IRB-RPD hearing, if you want to use this to support your appeal. This is not required.

   Appeal to the Immigration and Refugee Board - Refugee Appeal Division

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   Do I have to include RPD evidence in my appellant's record?

   • See Written Statement Concerning the Hearing at the RAD (Rule 3 (3) (d) (ii) and (iii) of the RAD Rules. All evidence that the RPD accepted as evidence is part of the RPD record and will be provided to the RAD by the RPD under rule 21 of the RAD Rules. Therefore, you do not have to include this evidence in your appellant's record.

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8. myrefugeeclaim.ca › en › guideAppeal to the Immigration and Refugee Board – Refugee Appeal ...

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   For your appellant’s record, you must: Fill in an Appellant’s Record form. Follow the instructions in the Appellant’s Guide about what documents and information must be included in your Appellant’s Record. Send the following documents, in this order: A written transcript of your IRB-RPD hearing, if you want to use this to support your ...