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Judicial Review of a Canadian Immigration Decision
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Request a Judicial Review of Your Canadian Immigration Decision
If your Canadian immigration application has been refused and you believe the decision was unfair, unreasonable or procedurally flawed, you may have the right to request a judicial review in Federal Court. Judicial review is not a re-application or an appeal of your case; it is a legal process to challenge errors in how the decision was made. The Federal Court refers the matter back to be re-assessed by a different officer.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
A common mistake is misunderstanding the purpose of judicial review. Many applicants mistakenly think it will re-examine their full application, when in fact, the court focuses only on whether the immigration officer made a legal or procedural error. Missing strict deadlines is another critical error — you generally have only 15 (In Canada Decision) to 60 days (Oversea Decision) to file, depending on where the decision was made.
If your Canadian immigration application was unfairly refused, Duplessis Immigration Law can help you pursue a judicial review.
Duplessis Immigration Law brings precision and clarity to this complex process. We will thoroughly analyze your refusal letter and case record to identify valid grounds for review. Our experienced team will prepare compelling legal arguments, manage all court filings, and represent you with dedication. We ensure that no common mistakes jeopardize your chance, and we will guide you every step of the way to pursue the justice you deserve.
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