Refugee Claim
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Seeking Protection and Safety in Canada
Canada is internationally recognized for its commitment to protecting individuals fleeing persecution, war, or danger in their home countries. If you fear for your life, safety, or freedom due to race, religion, political opinion, nationality, or membership in a particular social group, you may be eligible to make a Refugee Claim under Canadian law.
At Sunder Law, we guide individuals through this complex and emotional process, ensuring every claim is supported by compelling evidence, strong legal reasoning, and a clear understanding of the refugee determination system.
How Sunder Law Can Help with Your Refugee Claim?
Comprehensive Eligibility Assessment
We evaluate your circumstances against the criteria for Convention Refugee or Protected Person to determine if you qualify and guide you through the legal framework that applies to your case.
Strong, Fact-Based Refugee Narrative
Our team works with you to develop a detailed and consistent personal narrative, supported by country condition reports and credible documentation.
Preparation for IRB Hearings
We thoroughly prepare you for your hearing before the Refugee Protection Division (RPD), including witness preparation, mock interviews, and document review.
Strategic Handling of Complicated Cases
If your claim involves prior visa refusals, misrepresentation allegations, or gaps in documentation, we develop legal strategies to address those weaknesses effectively.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Anyone physically present in Canada who fears persecution or risk to life due to race, religion, political belief, nationality, or social group may make a Claim.
Convention Refugees fear persecution for specific reasons under the UN convention. Protected Persons are at risk of torture, death, or cruel treatment if returned to their home country.
Yes, Claimants may apply for a Work Permit once their Claim is referred to the Refugee Protection Division.
You may be eligible for a Refugee Appeal, Judicial Review, or Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA). Sunder Law can advise on the best next steps.
Timelines vary based on your country of origin and case complexity, but hearings are often scheduled within months of filing a Claim.
Yes, Dependents in Canada can be included. Those outside Canada may be sponsored later if your Claim is successful.
Refugee law is complex, and minor errors or omissions can lead to a Denied Claim. Sunder Law provides professional representation to ensure your case is accurately presented and fairly heard.