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When you face an adverse decision in your immigration case, such as a visa refusal, permanent residency denial, or other negative immigration outcomes, a Judicial Review may be your legal recourse to challenge that decision. Judicial Review is a process by which you ask the Federal Court of Canada to review the legality of a decision made by an immigration authority, such as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), or other government entities.
If you believe that the decision was made unfairly, unreasonably, or in violation of the law, you may be eligible to apply for a Judicial Review. In Ontario, this is done through the Federal Court, which can determine if the decision was made within the framework of Canadian law, policy, and procedure.
Judicial Review is not an appeal, meaning the Federal Court does not reconsider the facts of the case or make a new decision. Instead, the Court examines the decision-making process to ensure that the immigration authorities acted within their legal powers, followed proper procedures, and adhered to principles of fairness and reasonableness.
The Federal Court will assess:
If the Court finds any irregularities or flaws in the process, it may order the decision to be reconsidered, remitted, or, in some cases, overturned entirely.
You may apply for Judicial Review if you believe that the immigration decision was:
Judicial Review must typically be filed within 15 days after receiving the decision notice, so it is important to act quickly if you wish to challenge the decision.
Our team of experienced immigration lawyers at [Law Firm Name] specializes in Judicial Review applications in the Ontario Federal Court. With in-depth knowledge of both immigration law and judicial review procedures, we can help you navigate this complex legal process and present the strongest case possible to the Court.
We offer the following services:
Consultation & Case Assessment:
Application for Judicial Review:
Filing and Serving Documents:
Court Hearing & Decision:
Follow-Up & Further Legal Action:
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