Immigration Litigation

Immigration Litigation

It’s your right to receive a fair decision on your immigration application.

Whether it’s a study or work permit, Temporary Resident Visa, or a permanent residence or refugee application, we know it’s upsetting when your immigration application is refused. However, a refused application or a Removal Order isn’t necessarily the end of your dream to live in Canada.

We are litigation lawyers

Because of our litigation experience in both immigration and civil law, we think of all counterarguments when we prepare your initial immigration application, which increases the chance of initial approval.

If your application is denied, we’re the lawyers you need because our advocacy can be the most important factor in deciding whether you can stay in Canada.

What immigration litigation covers

Immigration litigation covers a range of applications, such as:

Federal Court

• Study permit

• Work permit

• Temporary Resident Visa

• Delayed immigration applications (Mandamus)

• Denied immigration applications (Certiorari)

• Stays of Removal Orders

• Judicial review of citizenship applications

Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada

• Refugee claims

• Refugee appeals

• Rehabilitation

• Admissibility

• Spousal sponsorship appeals

• Residency obligation appeals

• Removal Order appeals

• Pre-Removal Risk Assessment

Timeline for litigation

Whether you’re appealing an immigration application or applying for judicial review at the Federal Court, there are strict timelines.

Sometimes, however, it might make more sense to apply for reconsideration and address the issues that led to the initial denial even though litigation may seem like the obvious answer.

In any event, whether you want to apply for reconsideration, an appeal, or judicial review, you should book a consultation with us today, so that we can hear your story and tell you about the timeline and what you need to do next.