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Federal court rules study permit refusal was procedurally unfair due to an unverified family link
The Federal Court of Canada recently ruled that a study permit refusal was procedurally unfair when an immigration officer failed to question an applicant about credibility concerns. An IRCC officer rejected a study permit because they doubted the family relationship between the applicant and her brother, who provided financial support. The officer did not give the applicant a chance to address this specific doubt before making a final decision. Justice Tsimberis found that t
Jul 8
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Federal Court orders visitor visa reconsideration after four judicial reviews
On March 12, 2026, the Federal Court ordered expedited reconsideration of a visitor visa application after four rounds of judicial review. Indian parents Subash Kumar and Rashmi sought to visit their children, who were studying in Canada, but faced repeated refusals despite strong financial ties and a travel history. The case was taken pro bono after multiple settlements failed to resolve the issue. Justice Grant found the visa officer's decision unreasonable for ignoring ev
Mar 20
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Canada extends immigration judicial review window by 45 days
The Federal Court of Canada has announced a strategic enhancement to its immigration judicial review process. Effective May 14, 2025, the...
May 21, 2025
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