Work Permit Appeals
Representation when a work permit application is rejected or revoked.
What Makes This Hard
Narrow Appeal Windows
Appeal deadlines are often shorter than applicants expect, and time lost deciding whether to act can close off the option entirely.
Grounds for Rejection Unclear
A rejection letter doesn't always explain its reasoning in a way that makes the next step obvious.
Overview
A rejected or revoked work permit is not necessarily final. We review the grounds for rejection, assess the merits of an appeal, and represent applicants through the appeal process where warranted.
Who It's For
- Applicants whose work permit was rejected or revoked.
- Employers whose employee's permit decision needs to be challenged.
Our Difference
A Clear-Eyed Assessment Before You Commit
We review the actual grounds for rejection and give you an honest assessment of appeal merit before you commit time and cost to the process.
Our Process
Decision Review
We review the rejection or revocation and its stated grounds.
Appeal Assessment
We assess whether an appeal is warranted and likely to succeed.
Appeal Filing
We prepare and file the appeal, and represent you through the process.
Why Work With Us on This
Honest Merit Assessment
We tell you plainly whether an appeal is likely to succeed, not just whether one can be filed.
Fast Response
We move quickly given how narrow appeal windows typically are.
Full Representation
We prepare and represent the appeal through to its conclusion, not just the initial filing.
Required Documents
- Original decision letter
- Original application and supporting documents
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a deadline to file an appeal?
Appeal windows are typically time-limited, so it's important to act promptly and confirm the exact deadline with your advisor.
Ready to move forward with Permit Appeals?
Speak with a senior advisor and get clarity on your next step.