Appeal removal order

An Appeal Removal Order (ARO) is issued by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) when a refugee claim is denied in Canada. AROs mandate prompt departure, and failure to comply can lead to detention or deportation. Individuals facing AROs have the right to appeal to the Federal Court of Canada, necessitating a clear understanding of the appeal process, deadlines, and legal representation benefits. Eligibility for a Conditional Stay of Removal, allowing a temporary stay, should be explored, and humanitarian and compassionate considerations can be pursued as a last resort. Staying informed about immigration law changes is crucial for those navigating the complexities of AROs in the Canadian immigration system. Seeking professional legal counsel is highly recommended throughout the process.