Visa rejection is a situation that many applicants may encounter under different circumstances. Rejection letters are generally written in a fixed format, which makes people feel cold, frustrating, frustrating and angry. They don’t even know who the other party is, and there seems to be no chance to refute.
The failure of a visa application is not entirely due to the applicant's lack of qualifications. A large part of it is due to the applicant's failure to submit materials as required, or in other words, there is a mismatch with the visa officer's expectations when combining and presenting his or her information.
After being refused a visa, don’t give up easily. In addition to resorting to the appeal tribunal and judicial review, if you know the reason why the visa officer refused the visa, prescribe the right medicine, correct the factors of refusal, and then submit the application, it is very likely that the application will be approved.
We can obtain the internal processing records of the Canadian Immigration Department in accordance with the Canadian Information Disclosure Act, so as to know the specific reasons why the visa officer refused the applicant, so as to prescribe the right medicine.