IRCC Says They Sent You a Letter — But You Never Got It. Now What?
Refused because IRCC says they sent a procedural fairness letter you never received? Federal Court says the burden is on them — not you.
Refused because IRCC says they sent a procedural fairness letter you never received? Federal Court says the burden is on them — not you.
Spousal sponsorship sitting for years past IRCC's service standard? Mandamus can force the Federal Court to compel a decision. Here's when to file.
An IRCC officer Googled your employer and refused you despite a valid LMIA? The Federal Court has quashed that. Here's how to fight back.
An IRCC Procedural Fairness Letter is your last chance — and one mistake can turn it into a refusal and a five-year misrepresentation ban.
Study permit refused because the officer doubted your family ties? Federal Court explains when procedural fairness saves you — and when it doesn't.
PGWP refused because IRCC says you were part-time? Federal Court rarely overturns these — but here's where the strict rule does have cracks.
IRCC stalling your file? You no longer have to prove the wait hurt you — only that it was unreasonable. Here's what that changes for your mandamus.
Officer refused your visa with evidence you never saw? The Federal Court is quashing those decisions — here's how to fight back.
Facing IRCC delays of 36, 45, or 60+ months? The Federal Court is rejecting backlog and security-check excuses — and a mandamus order can force a decision.
IRCC returned your application as incomplete? The Federal Court is now treating it as a final decision you can challenge. Learn how.