Canada
Immigration
Appeals and Hearings
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The types of
immigration litigation that typically arise between
individuals and the immigration
authorities may be classified as Appeals
and Hearings. “Appeals” refers to the
process of challenging decisions of the
immigration authorities before a court
or administrative tribunal. “Hearings”
refers to other types of court or
tribunal hearings that are not made in
appeal of a previous decision. There are
also informal hearings called
“interviews” that are held before
immigration officers at Canadian visa
offices within Canada and around the
world.
In addition, certain
types of applications or “petitions” may
be made
directly to the immigration authorities
that act as an appeal or can be used to
overcome an inadmissibility. In all
cases it is advisable to be represented
by a qualified immigration lawyer
because these matters can be extremely
complicated.
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The law firm of
Matthew Jeffery, Barrister &
Solicitor has extensive
experience representing clients
in immigration appeals,
hearings, and petitions.
Please
Contact
Us if you require
further information.
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Disclaimer: the information on this website
is intended to be of a general nature and does not constitute legal advice.
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