Challenge Unfair Immigration Decisions Through Judicial Review
We help review IRCC refusals to ensure decisions were fair, lawful, and reasonable under Canadian immigration law.
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Receiving a refusal from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) can be stressful and overwhelming. If you believe your application was refused unfairly or without proper consideration, you may have the right to challenge the decision through a Judicial Review in the Federal Court of Canada.
At SSPC Law, we provide professional legal assistance to review your case, identify legal errors, and represent you in the Federal Court to help you get a fair second chance.
Judicial Review is a legal process where the Federal Court of Canada examines an immigration decision made by IRCC, CBSA, or the Immigration and Refugee Board to ensure it was lawful, reasonable, and fair.
Unlike an appeal, Judicial Review does not re-hear your case or accept new evidence. Instead, the Court reviews how the decision was made and whether proper legal procedures were followed.
If the Court finds the decision unreasonable or unfair, it may set it aside and send it back for reconsideration by a different officer.
You may apply for Judicial Review if:
Your visa, study permit, or work permit was refused
Your permanent residency application was denied
Your refugee claim was rejected
You received a negative decision from IRCC or IRB
You believe the decision was unfair, unreasonable, or legally incorrect
Judicial Review ensures accountability and fairness in immigration decisions.
Our Strategic Legal Approach
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Case Evaluation
Reviewing your refusal and legal grounds
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Legal Analysis
Identifying errors in the decision
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Application Filing
Preparing and submitting court documents
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Court Representation
Presenting your case before the Federal Court
Importance of Legal Support
Strong Legal Grounds Identification
A lawyer carefully reviews your case to identify valid legal errors. This helps build a strong foundation for your Judicial Review application.
Accurate Documentation & Filing
Ensures all documents are properly prepared and submitted within strict timelines. This reduces the risk of rejection due to errors or missed deadlines.
Improved Success & Clear Guidance
Professional legal support increases your chances of a positive outcome. You receive clear guidance throughout the process with confidence and clarity.
Why Choose SSPC Law
Trusted legal support with a focus on accuracy, strategy, and successful outcomes.
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Experienced Legal Expertise
Strong experience in immigration and Federal Court matters ensures reliable representation.
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Strategic Case Preparation
We conduct detailed legal analysis to build a strong and well-prepared case.
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Timely & Accurate Filing
All applications are filed correctly and within strict deadlines to avoid delays.
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All applications are filed correctly and within strict deadlines to avoid delays.
We provide clear updates and personalized support throughout your legal process.
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Professional Legal Help When You Need It Most
Case Assessment
We carefully analyze your refusal letter and application to identify legal errors.
Legal Strategy
We develop a strong legal argument customized to your case.
Application Preparation
We prepare and file all required documents within strict deadlines.
Court Representation
We represent you before the Federal Court with professional legal advocacy.
Ongoing Legal Support
We guide you throughout the process, keeping you informed and prepared.
Judicial Review FAQs
Find answers to common questions about Judicial Review, including immigration refusals, legal procedures, and Federal Court processes to help you make informed decisions.
Judicial Review is a legal process where the Federal Court reviews an immigration decision to ensure it was fair, reasonable, and made according to the law.
No, Judicial Review does not allow new evidence. The Court only reviews the original decision and how it was made.
You must apply within 15 days if the decision was made inside Canada and within 60 days if made outside Canada.
If successful, the Court may set aside the decision and send your case back to a different officer for reconsideration.
While not mandatory, having a lawyer is highly recommended due to the complex legal procedures and strict deadlines involved.
The timeline can vary, but it generally takes a few months depending on the complexity of the case and court proceedings.
Free Consultation
Get in touch today to discuss your legal matter and receive clear guidance on the next steps. Schedule your free consultation to explore the best possible solution for your case.
