20 YEARS OF IMMIGRATION LAW EXPERIENCE!
The Federal Court of Canada recently reported a record-breaking surge of immigration cases. More than 70 percent of the cases received by the court last year were related to immigration…
The Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) will be introducing changes to their division rules that come into effect January 14, 2023. The IAD is the division of the Immigration and Refugee…
As discussed in Part 1, you must provide either witnesses or documents to support your case. In all cases, appellants should be prepared to show the IAD that there are…
The Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) is the division of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) that is tasked with hearing appeals on immigration matters involving Canadian citizens or…
The Federal Court of Canada hears cases that involve federal law. This includes reviewing decisions made by federal boards, commissions and tribunals and determining whether they were unreasonable, unfair or…
While you do not need to hire a lawyer to win your case, it is highly advised that you seek legal advice when appealing an immigration or refugee decision.Many kinds…
Has your immigration application been denied? This can happen for a number of reasons. If you’re facing a rejection and would like to appeal the decision, then you should consider…
