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  • Does having an eTA automatically mean that I am allowed to enter Canada?
  • My application for an eTA was refused. Is there a way I can appeal?
  • My application for an eTA was refused. Can I get a refund?
  • What happens if I get a new passport after I have received an eTA?
  • If my eTA is cancelled after I get one, can I travel?
  • Can I withdraw my eTA application?
  • Do I have to print anything to prove that I have an eTA?
  • What do I do if my application for an eTA is not approved right away?
  • I need to submit documents in a secure IRCC account for my eTA application. How can I do this?
  • I have to submit documents for my eTA application. How can I find out what documents I need to provide?
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My application for an eTA was refused. Is there a way I can appeal?

  • January 09, 2020 02:24

You can ask the Federal Court of Canada to review the decision related to your application. To do so, a lawyer must apply for judicial review on your behalf.

See also My application for an eTA was refused. Can I still travel to Canada?

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