Justice Prevails: Federal Court Finds H&C Refusal Unreasonable in Rubio Case
In a significant decision released on April 2, 2025, the Federal Court, under Justice Diner, overturned the refusal of Josephine Rubio’s application for permanent residence on Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) grounds. The case, Rubio v. The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2025 FC 609), serves as a crucial reminder of the need for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship […]
Elementor #7021
Canadian Immigration Lawyers for U.S. to Canada Immigration Immigrating from the United States to Canada can be a complex and challenging process, involving numerous legal requirements and documentation. Working with an experienced immigration lawyer can greatly assist you in navigating the Canadian immigration system and increase your chances of a successful outcome. An immigration lawyer […]
Canada vows to crack down on international student program abuse amid India’s allegations of human smuggling, December 27th 2024.
A recent investigation into the international student program in Canada has brought to light serious concerns about fraud and abuse within the system. Indian authorities uncovered a “well-planned conspiracy” involving fraudulent student visas that facilitated illegal border crossings into the United States. This alarming revelation underscores the critical importance of navigating the Canadian immigration system […]
The consequential immigration minister, December 11, 2024
Mr. Jain’s compelling opinion piece, published in The Hill Times, calls for urgent and transformative reforms to Canada’s immigration system, particularly regarding the regulation of immigration consultants. In his article, Mr. Jain critiques the current status quo, where non-lawyers are allowed to provide paid representation in immigration matters. He argues that this loophole has led […]
Canada Cracks Down on “Flagpoling” and Eliminates a Useful Tool
The Canadian government has taken a significant step by ending the practice of “flagpoling” for work and study permits. Effective December 23, 2024, foreign nationals holding temporary resident status in Canada will no longer be able to leave the country and re-enter at a port of entry to obtain work or study permits. Flagpoling involves […]
Family Sponsorship
Family reunification is a cornerstone of immigration policy in many countries, including Canada. This process allows citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their family members to join them, fostering family ties and strengthening communities. Here’s a comprehensive overview of how to navigate the family-based immigration process in Canada. Basic Requirements for Family Sponsorship To be […]
Federal Court Overturns Inadmissibility Finding: Importance of Clear Reasoning in Immigration Decisions
In a recent Federal Court decision, Bedisse v. The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, the court overturned an immigration officer’s decision that found the applicant inadmissible to Canada for misrepresentation. This case highlights the crucial importance of clear and justified reasoning in immigration decisions, particularly when they have serious consequences like inadmissibility. The Case: Robin […]
Recent Investigation Highlights Concerns About International Student Program Abuse
A recent investigation into the international student program in Canada has brought to light serious concerns about fraud and abuse within the system. Indian authorities uncovered a “well-planned conspiracy” involving fraudulent student visas that facilitated illegal border crossings into the United States. This alarming revelation underscores the critical importance of navigating the Canadian immigration system […]
Federal Court Overturns PRRA Decision, Recognizes Evolving Relationship as “New Evidence”
In a significant legal victory, the Federal Court has overturned an Immigration Officer’s decision to deny a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) application. The Court found that the Officer unreasonably rejected crucial evidence of the applicant’s evolving relationship with their partner. The case ( Abdullahi v. Canada Citizenship and Immigration, 2024 FC 1566 CanLII ) involved […]
How to Effectively Manage Your Canadian Immigration Case if You’re Currently Abroad
Managing a Canadian immigration case from abroad can seem daunting, but with the right strategies and tools, you can navigate the process smoothly and effectively. Whether you’re aiming to move to Canada for work, study, or to join family, here are some key tips and strategies to help you manage your immigration case while living […]
