If your application was deemed ineligible by the SINP and you believe that an error was made during application processing or in the assessment of the application based on the criteria at the time of application then you may request a second review.
Second reviews are based on the information contained in the original application. As a result, you may not submit new supporting documents unless a processing or procedural error was made by the SINP that resulted in the information not being considered in the original assessment.
Please note that you can only have one application in process at any time which means that if you have submitted a new application to the SINP while a second review is underway, you will need to cancel your application for second review in order to have the new application accepted for assessment.
A request for second review must be made from your online application when it is deemed ineligible. The system will have a “Request for Second Review” button available under the Status section after your application is set to ineligible. You can click the button and fill out the Second Review Request Form. Once you have completed the form and agree to the Terms and Conditions in the “Record Creation Confirmation” section, click the “Create Appeal Request” button. Your request will be created and added in your application and will be reviewed by the SINP. No separate submission is required. You will have 30 days from the date that the SINP issued the ineligible letter to make the request. The system will not accept any request upon the expiry of the 30 days.
A button “Withdraw Second Review Request” will be available once your request is accepted and placed in the queue. The button will allow you to withdraw your request should you decide not to pursue the process.
If the ineligible decision is overturned through a second review, your application may be approved for a nomination, or additional or updated information may be required from you in order to conclude the review.
Immigration representatives can represent active applications, which include applications in process and applications with a valid nomination, and applications which have been rejected or refused prior to the deadline for a second review request.