When is the deadline for appeal to the federal court of appeal on a certified question (immigration and citizenship)?
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- Period
- 30 days
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- Pronouncement of the judgment of the Federal Court under appeal
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- Extendable by order of a judge of the Federal Court (r 20(1)(b)) - note that the extension is granted by the Federal Court, not the Federal Court of Appeal.
- An appeal exists at all only if the judge, in rendering judgment, certifies that a serious question of general importance is involved and states the question (IRPA s 74(d); Citizenship Act s 22.2(d)). The judge must give the parties an opportunity to request certification before rendering judgment (SOR/93-22, r 18(1)). The July and August exclusion in Federal Courts Act s 27(2)(b) does NOT apply here: this is a self-contained 30 day period in the immigration Rules. Rule 20 read in full on verification.