Authorization to Return

Purpose of ATR:

The Authorization to Return is required for individuals who are outside of Canada and wish to return after being deemed inadmissible due to various factors. This authorization is essential for those who have previously overstayed, violated immigration laws, or faced inadmissibility for specific reasons.

Grounds of Inadmissibility:

Inadmissibility factors leading to the need for an ATR may include previous removal orders, overstays, or violations of immigration laws. Understanding the specific grounds of inadmissibility is crucial for addressing them in the ATR application.

Application Process:

The ATR application process involves completing the appropriate forms, providing detailed documentation explaining the reasons for inadmissibility, and submitting the application to the appropriate authorities. Accuracy and completeness in the application are essential to avoid delays.

Supporting Documentation:

Applicants must provide supporting documentation to substantiate their reasons for seeking an ATR. This may include evidence of ties to Canada, reasons for the initial departure, and measures taken to rectify any previous violations or issues.

Approval Conditions:

ATR approvals may come with specific conditions that applicants must adhere to upon their return to Canada. Understanding and complying with these conditions is crucial for a smooth re-entry process.

Consultation with Immigration Professionals:

Due to the complex and discretionary nature of ATR applications, individuals are advised to seek guidance from immigration professionals such as ours. Our professional advice can help applicants present a compelling case, increasing the likelihood of ATR approval.