Immigration Appeal Division Rules, 2022 (SOR/2022-277)
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Regulations are current to 2026-09-30 and last amended on 2023-01-14. Previous Versions
Marginal note:Appeal record — sponsorship
20 (1) In the case of a sponsorship appeal, the Minister must prepare an appeal record that contains
(a) a table of contents;
(b) the application for a permanent resident visa that was refused;
(c) the sponsorship application and the sponsor’s undertaking;
(d) any document that the Minister has that is relevant to the applications, the reasons for the refusal or any issue in the appeal; and
(e) the written reasons for the refusal, if any.
Marginal note:Appeal record — admissibility hearing
(2) In the case of an appeal of a removal order made at an admissibility hearing or a Minister’s appeal, the Immigration Division must prepare an appeal record that contains
(a) a table of contents;
(b) the removal order, if any;
(c) a transcript of the admissibility hearing;
(d) any document accepted as evidence at the admissibility hearing; and
(e) the written reasons, if any, for its decision.
Marginal note:Appeal record — examination
(3) In the case of an appeal of a removal order made at an examination, the Minister must prepare an appeal record that contains
(a) a table of contents;
(b) the removal order;
(c) any document that the Minister has that is relevant to the removal order or to any issue in the appeal; and
(d) any written reasons for the Minister’s decision to make the removal order.
Marginal note:Appeal record — residency obligation
(4) In the case of a residency obligation appeal, the Minister must prepare an appeal record that contains
(a) a table of contents;
(b) any document that the Minister has that is relevant to the decision on the residency obligation or any issue in the appeal; and
(c) the officer’s decision and written reasons, if any, for the decision.
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