Judicial review & Appeal

Judicial Review & Appeal — Federal Court of Canada

If your Canadian immigration application has been refused, you may still have options. One of the most effective remedies is a Judicial Review before the Federal Court of Canada.

What Is Judicial Review?

Judicial Review is not a new application or appeal. Instead, the Court examines whether the refusal was unreasonable, legally incorrect, or procedurally unfair.

The Process

– Application for Leave: Must be filed within 15 days (if refusal was inside Canada) or 60 days (if outside Canada). At this stage, our lawyers prepare strong written arguments to show why the case deserves review.
– Judicial Review Hearing: If leave is granted, we represent you at the Federal Court. The Judge may overturn the refusal and send your case back to a new officer for reconsideration.

Why Choose Us?

– Fast action to meet strict deadlines
– Strong legal arguments grounded in case law
– Skilled representation before the Federal Court
– Proven record of helping clients overturn refusals

Contact us immediately if your application has been refused to discuss whether Judicial Review is right for you.