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IMMIGRATION REFUGEE AND CITIZENSHIP JUDICIAL REVIEWS LAW - RANBIR S. THIND 780-432.7000

JUDICIAL REVIEWS

If you believe that an error was made in your case by either an immigration officer or a hearings tribunal or a Citizenship Judge you can apply for judicial review with the Federal Court of Canada. In order to file a Judicial Review application you must make sure you file your application within the time deadline which can range from as little as 15 days to 60 days following the decision.

There are several situations where you may wish to consider filing a judicial review application.

PERMANENT RESIDENT VISA REFUSALS

Refusal of any kind of permanent residence application including express entry, provincial nominee category or refusal of humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) application.

TEMPORARY STATUS REFUSALS

Visitor visa refusal, misrepresentation allegation and ban, work or study visa refusal or temporary resident permit refusal.

REFUSALS BY IMMIGRATION TRIBUNAL

Refused sponsorship appeal, refused residency appeal or continued detention order.

REJECTED REGUGEE PROTECTION CLAIMS, REGUGEE APPEALS OR CITIZENSHIP APPLICATIONS

Rejected refugee claim, Refugee Appeal, Rejected PRRA application and Rejected Canadian Citizenship Applications

A Judicial Review application is a complex procedure that requires adherence to strict court filing procedures and deadlines. Consulting a lawyer is recommended before engaging in the process of filing a Judicial Review application.

After filing your judicial review application you may wish to apply for a stay (see below) if your removal from Canada is imminent. If you have been scheduled for removal from Canada you may wish to file a stay motion with the Federal Court. If successful, a judge may allow you to stay in Canada until your application or judicial review is heard in full.


IMMIGRATION JUDICIAL REVIEW LAWYER 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 IMMIGRATION JUDICIAL Review Hearings. We invite you to phone us at 780.432.7000 or email: info@ranbirthind.com to book an appointment for a paid consultation (Initial consultation fee will be waived if retained). 
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    • Our Lawyers
  • Immigration Law
    • Immigration Appeals
    • Refugee Claims & Refugee Appeals
    • 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
  • Divorce & Family Law
  • Criminal Law
    • Bail / Bail Review
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