We are pleased to report that our office was recently successful with our client’s application for rehabilitation being approved. This individual had been trying to rehabilitate an admissibility finding with Immigration, Refugees…
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Our firm successfully represented an Applicant who had been found inadmissible to Canada for being a danger to the security of Canada in his Judicial Review application to the Federal Court. Our…
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We are most pleased to report that an entire family’s inadmissibility has been removed today following a Rehabilitation application. The Rehabilitation application originally dates back to many years ago, that was refused….
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We recently completed work on a matter where our client was unaware that he was inadmissible to Canada. During the process, Canada Immigration found the client to be inadmissible to Canada, preventing…
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Early this morning, the Temporary Public Policy Regarding Excessive Demand on Health and on Social Services (public policy) was released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. The change in law is made by the authority provided…
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In the case of Singh, 2015 FC 377, pars. 47-48, an applicant failed to include his prior failed refugee claim and removal from the U.S. on his temporary resident visa application. In…
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Before a person is removed from Canada, if eligible, the Canada Border Services Agency (“CBSA”) initiates the PRRA process by notifying the individual to apply for a pre-removal risk assessment (“PRRA”) pursuant…
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The “Right Not to be Remembered” privacy, and fake news are global issues that many countries, agencies and search engine providers are grappling with including our own Canadian Privacy Commission. The rise…
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I am often asked what are the key issues that come up in Federal Court when challenging a visitor visa refusal that should be addressed when first preparing and submitting a visitor…
Continue ReadingOne of my family members is inadmissible but I am not. Can I still come to Canada and leave them at home? The short answer: sometimes and only temporarily. The Immigration and…
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