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EDMONTON IMMIGRATION DETENTION REVIEW / IMMIGRATION DETENTION REVIEW LAWYER

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Who can be detained?

A foreign national or permanent resident.

What are the grounds for detention?

The CBSA may want to detain a person who:
  • is unlikely to appear for an examination, hearing or removal; or
  • is a danger to the public or has violated human or international rights; or
  • has not established his/her identity; (applies to foreign nationals only) or
  • is inadmissible for security reasons or violating human or international rights,
    serious criminality, criminality or organized criminality.

Why does the Immigration Division (ID) review the grounds for detention? 

The ID reviews the grounds for detention to ensure that the person is not detained without sufficient reasons, and that the situation which led to the detention still exists. 

When does the ID review the grounds for detention? 

When a person is detained by the CBSA, the ID carries out a review: 
  • within 48 hours of the start of detention or without delay afterwards.
  • then within 7 days of that first review.
  • after that, the ID reviews the grounds for detention at least every 30 days.
These timeframes do not apply to designated foreign nationals where a different detention scheme applies.

What happens then?

Based on the evidence and the testimony of both parties (CBSA and the person concerned), the ID may: 
  • order the release of the person detained, with or without conditions, or
  • maintain the detention.

DETENTION REVIEWS IMMIGRATION BAIL LAW FIRM EDMONTON
In all cases it is advisable to be represented by an immigration lawyer because these matters can be extremely complicated. RANBIR S. THIND has extensive experience representing clients in Detention Review Hearings. We invite you to phone us at 780.784.1295 or email: info@ranbirthind.com to book an appointment for a paid consultation (Initial consultation fee will be waived if retained). IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS IN IMMIGRATION DETENTION, PLEASE CONTACT RANBIR 24/7 AT 780.966.0010 OR EMAIL: RANBIR@RANBIRTHIND.COM

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    • Our Lawyers
  • Immigration Law
    • Immigration Appeals
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    • Stay of Removal / Deportation - Federal Court
    • Admissibility Hearings
    • Detention Reviews
    • Immigration Refugee Citizenship Judicial Reviews
    • Pre Removal Risk Assessment PRRA Applications
    • FAQ - Refugees & Appeals
  • Personal Injury Claims
    • MVA Injury - What to do?
    • Understanding Section B Benefits
    • Is My Injury Claim Capped?
    • How much is my Injury Claim Worth
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    • Bail / Bail Review
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