Was your visa, permit, or immigration application refused? You’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. At Makland Immigration, we help clients review their refusal letters, identify what went wrong, and determine whether a reconsideration is possible.
A refusal doesn’t have to be the end of your immigration journey.
A reconsideration request is a formal appeal to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or a visa officer, asking them to review their decision on your application. This is only recommended when:
This is not a re-application—it’s a legal way to ask for a second review of the original decision without starting over.
You may consider it if:
❗Note: Not all refusals are eligible for reconsideration. Our team will evaluate your case honestly and guide you toward the best course of action—whether that’s a reconsideration, re-application, or appeal.
No. Many refusals are temporary and can be challenged or corrected with a reconsideration or new application.
Yes, in many cases reapplying is better than requesting reconsideration. We’ll advise you on which option is best based on your case.
Yes! A job offer is not mandatory to qualify for Express Entry. However, having a valid job offer can boost your CRS score significantly and increase your chances of receiving an ITA.
If you completed your education outside Canada, you’ll need an ECA to prove that your education is equal to a Canadian credential. It’s a required document for the Federal Skilled Worker Program and helps in boosting your CRS score.
Absolutely. We assist with all types of refusals—including study permits, work permits, visitor visas, PR, and sponsorships.
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