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Sometimes, yes. But simply having new evidence does not automatically mean the RAD will consider it. If you are appealing a negative decision from the Refugee Protection Division (RPD), you may have documents or information that were not before the RPD. For example, you may have: • New country-condition evidence • A new document supporting your claim • Evidence that became available after your hearing • Evidence that you could not reasonably have obtained earlier However, the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) has specific rules about when new evidence can be accepted. You generally need to explain what the evidence is, why it is relevant, why it was not previously provided, and why it should be accepted at the appeal stage. ⚠️ Do not simply upload new documents and assume they will be considered. The RAD appeal process is not an opportunity to start your refugee claim from the beginning. There are specific requirements governing new evidence and how it should be presented. If you have new evidence, get legal advice before submitting it. At Le Law Office, we assist with refugee appeals, including reviewing new evidence, preparing submissions, and developing your RAD appeal strategy. 📞 +1 613-581-2211 (WhatsApp) 📧 info@lelawoffice.ca 🌐 lelawoffice.ca How Le Law Office Can Help: We can review your RPD decision and the new evidence you want to rely on and advise you on the appropriate next steps. This post is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Every refugee appeal is fact-specific. #CanadianImmigrationLawyer #RefugeeClaim #RADAppeal #RefugeeAppeal #ImmigrationCanada
Sometimes, yes. But simply having new evidence does not automatically mean the RAD will consider it. If you are appealing a negative decision from the Refugee Protection Division (RPD), you may have documents or information that were not before the RPD. For example, you may have: • New country-condition evidence • A new document supporting your claim • Evidence that became available after your hearing • Evidence that you could not reasonably have obtained earlier However, the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) has specific rules about when new evidence can be accepted. You generally need to explain what the evidence is, why it is relevant, why it was not previously provided, and why it should be accepted at the appeal stage. ⚠️ Do not simply upload new documents and assume they will be considered. The RAD appeal process is not an opportunity to start your refugee claim from the beginning. There are specific requirements governing new evidence and how it should be presented. If you have new evidence, get legal advice before submitting it. At Le Law Office, we assist with refugee appeals, including reviewing new evidence, preparing submissions, and developing your RAD appeal strategy. 📞 +1 613-581-2211 (WhatsApp) 📧 [email protected] 🌐 lelawoffice.ca How Le Law Office Can Help: We can review your RPD decision and the new evidence you want to rely on and advise you on the appropriate next steps. This post is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Every refugee appeal is fact-specific. #CanadianImmigrationLawyer #RefugeeClaim #RADAppeal #RefugeeAppeal #ImmigrationCanada

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