Our services

General Consultation:

If you are in the process of submitting your immigration application, or have already obtained your visa or permanent residency and need a legal opinion on your situation, we can provide you with a personal consultation. This will give you an independent and impartial analysis of your situation  as well as advices that can be helpful to your case.

Refusal:

If your temporary visa application (study/visit/work) or your permanent residency application has been refused, you have the right to make a judicial review before a Canadian Federal Court. If the refusal is incorrect in law or fact, the judge will reject it in your favor.

This procedure is explicitly provided under section 72 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.

It is important to remember that under the law, you must file the application at the Federal Court before the legal delays mentioned in section 72(2) of the Act:

Within fifteen (15) days from the reception of the refusal if it comes from an office located in Canada;

Or

Within sixty days (60) from the reception of the refusal if it comes from an office located outside Canada.

Mandamus:

If you have applied for immigration to Canada with all the requested documents and are compelling with the entire requirements but the procedure is not moving forward after some years, you have the right to file a Mandamus before a Superior Court.

A mandamus is a judicial remedy which is in the form of an order from a Superior Court to any government administration or public officer to do a specific act which that body is obliged under the law to do or refrain from doing.

Mandamus is a command to do an administrative action such as: obtaining your visa, an interview date or medical form, terminate the background security check …

Mandamus is the name of one of the prerogative writs in the Common Law and is a Latin word which means “command”.

Review & Follow up:

If you have applied for immigration to Canada and would like to know at what stage your file is being processed or if there is anything missing or incorrect, we can request from Citizenship and Immigration Canada to obtain your actual file status and notes, so you can be informed on your application and take actions if needed.

This procedure is provided under the Access to information Act or the Privacy Act depending on the case and you will be informed on the condition of your application in less than two (2) months.

We provide independent and impartial analysis of your application as well as suggestions and adjustments so your application is improved before it becomes too late.

Appeal:

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