Asylum Rejected? Order GCMS Notes to Challenge Your Case at IRB Order your complete ATIP and GCMS Notes to uncover the exact internal records, officer comments, and refusal reasons documented by IRCC and border officials in your asylum case, and pair them with an Expert File Assessment to understand your legal options for appeal, judicial review, or a stronger reapplication strategy.
Receiving a negative decision on your refugee or asylum claim is a terrifying experience. When the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) or Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) rejects your application, it puts your entire future and safety at risk.
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If you plan to appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), apply for a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA), or file for Judicial Review in Federal Court, you must know exactly what is in your file.
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Ordering your GCMS (Global Case Management System) and ATIP notes gives you the complete picture.
The officer or board member found inconsistencies between your written Basis of Claim (BOC) form, your initial border interview, and your oral testimony at the hearing.
The decision-maker believes that while you may face danger in your home city, you could safely relocate to another part of your home country.
The board concluded that your home countryโs police or government are willing and capable of protecting you from harm.
You lacked the necessary documentation, police reports, or medical records to firmly prove the personalized risk to your life.
You cannot fight a refusal if you do not know the exact evidence used against you. GCMS and ATIP notes contain the unedited paragraphs and interview records from IRCC and CBSA. Understanding how to order GCMS notes for your asylum file is the critical first step to challenging a negative decision.
Many asylum claims fail because of discrepancies between what the applicant said at the airport (POE notes) and what they wrote in their claim. Getting your notes allows you to see exactly what the border officer typed during your first hours in Canada, allowing you to explain any misunderstandings.
If an appeal is not possible, understanding your refusal notes helps an expert assess if you are a strong candidate for other protective measures, such as Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) grounds or a PRRA.
If an appeal is not possible, understanding your refusal notes helps an expert assess if you are a strong candidate for other protective measures, such as Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) grounds or a PRRA.
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Your GCMS retrieval remains completely private. No government notifications to employers, no negative flags on your file.
Industry-standard 10-15 business days. Complex files may take up to 30 days, but most clients receive results within 2-3 weeks.