judicial review
Challenging immigration refusals in the Federal Court of Canada
When an immigration officer, the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), or another decision-maker renders an unreasonable or unlawful decision, you have the right to challenge it. Judicial Review at the Federal Court of Canada is a powerful legal remedy — and it requires skilled and experienced representation.
Karan Mahal has extensive experience in representing his clients for Judicial Review before the Federal
Court of Canada. We scrutinize every decision for legal errors, breaches of procedural fairness, and
unreasonableness.
When Can You Apply for Judicial Review?
- Your visa, permit, or PR application was refused without reasonable justification
- An IRB decision — refugee, appeal, or admissibility — was legally flawed
- A decision-maker ignored evidence or failed to provide adequate reasons
- Your right to procedural fairness was violated
Time is critical. Judicial Review applications must be filed within 15 days of the decision if you are located
in Canada, and within 60 days of the decision if you are located outside Canada. Contact our office
immediately if you believe a decision affecting you was made in error.
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Contact us now — strict deadlines apply to Judicial Review applications.
Call us today : +1 (647) 821-0007
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