Immigration Law
Judicial Review
Judicial review is the power of a Federal Court of Canada to review the decision made by a decision-maker. The applied standard of review is ‘reasonableness’ unless there is a...
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Understanding Immigration Appeal
If you have been denied by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada on either of a number of grounds including an error in law, or fact, in the decision...
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Procedural Fairness Letter
As a part of your immigration application, when there is an issue (not limiting to misrepresentation, inadmissibility, mistake or failure to meet eligibility requirements), your immigration officer will issue a...
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Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations (H&C)
You may be eligible for permanent residence in Canada on humanitarian and Compassionate grounds if you are a foreign national living in Canada (or outside sometimes) who needs an exemption...
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Inadmissible to Canada
Some people are not allowed to enter Canada when they apply for a visa, an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or when they arrive at a port of entry. They are...
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