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ADMISSIBILITY HEARINGS / DEPORTATION HEARINGS - EDMONTON IMMIGRATION LAWYERS
FOR IMMIGRATION DETENTION EMERGENCIES, PLEASE CONTACT US 24/7 AT  780.966.0010. FOR ANY NON-EMERGENCY MATTER, PLEASE  CONTACT US AT 780-432-7000 DURING REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS.


Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Immigration Division (ID) decide to hold a hearing?

The ID holds a hearing for someone only at the request of the Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA). A CBSA officer provides a report containing the reasons for which he/she believes that the person should not be admitted to, or allowed to stay in, Canada. 

For whom are hearings held?

Foreign nationals or permanent residents believed to be in violation of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.  

What are the grounds for inadmissibility to, or removal from, Canada?

  •          security grounds
  •          violating human rights
  •          serious criminality
  •          organized criminality
  •          health reasons
  •          financial reasons (unable to provide for oneself)
  •          misrepresentation
  •          failure to comply with the Act 

What happens after a hearing?

Based on the evidence and the testimony of both parties (CBSA and the person concerned), the ID decides whether or not the allegations are founded and issues a removal order if it decides that the allegations are well founded but if it decides that the allegations are not well founded, the ID stops the hearing and the person concerned retains his/her status. 

ADMISSIBILITY HEARINGS LAWYER EDMONTON ALBERTA

In all cases it is advisable to be represented by an immigration lawyer because these matters can be extremely complicated. The law firm of Ranbir Thind & Associates LLP has extensive experience representing clients in ADMISSIBILITY HEARINGS. We invite you to phone us at 780.432.7000 or reach us online  to book an appointment for a paid consultation (Initial consultation fee will be waived if retained) with qualified & experienced Immigration lawyer. 

This web site is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.
  • Home
  • Immigration & Refugee Law
    • Immigration Appeals
    • Refugee Claims & Refugee Appeals
    • Family Sponsorships
    • Stay of Removal / Deportation - Federal Court
    • Admissibility Hearings
    • Detention Reviews
    • Immigration Refugee Citizenship Judicial Reviews
    • Humanitarian Compassionate H and C Applications
    • Pre Removal Risk Assessment PRRA Applications
    • FAQ - Refugees & Appeals
    • Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program AINP
    • Canadian Citizenship
  • Real Estate
    • Real Estate Sales
    • Real Estate Purchases Mortgages
    • Flat Rate Real Estate Legal Fees
  • Personal Injury Claims
  • Criminal Law
    • Bail / Bail Review
  • Contact Us
  • Notary Public & Oath Commissioner Services | Summerside Edmonton Southside
  • Divorce & Family Law