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The Federal Court practice includes assessment of immigration refusals and decisions, Applications for Leave and Judicial Review, applicant records, affidavits and exhibits, written legal submissions, hearing preparation and mandamus proceedings for qualifying delayed matters.
Assessment of the refusal and reasons, Applications for Leave and Judicial Review, applicant records, affidavits, written submissions and Federal Court hearing preparation within the agreed scope.
Explore this serviceA prolonged immigration or citizenship application may justify an assessment of whether a court order requiring action is available.
Explore this serviceDifferent immigration decisions lead to different review or appeal routes.
Explore this serviceContact from the Canada Border Services Agency can raise questions about status, reporting, interviews or enforcement.
Explore this serviceAn allegation of inadmissibility deserves an organized response to the evidence and the legal grounds raised.
Explore this serviceImmigration detention is a distinct process from a criminal bail proceeding.
Explore this serviceA release hearing requires attention to the allegations, the legal issues and a workable plan addressing the concerns before the court.
Explore this serviceAssault allegations need a close review of the evidence and the circumstances of the alleged event.
Explore this serviceDriving-related criminal charges can involve technical evidence, police procedure and significant personal consequences.
Explore this serviceDrug allegations vary in their legal and evidentiary issues.
Explore this serviceFirearm and weapons allegations require careful attention to the precise charge, the item involved and the evidence linking a person to it.
Explore this serviceProperty and fraud allegations often depend on documents, communications, financial records or identification evidence.
Explore this serviceThe context, wording and reliability of evidence can be important in a threats-related case.
Explore this serviceMissed appearances or alleged breaches of court orders can create separate legal issues.
Explore this serviceVisitor visa applications should clearly address the purpose of travel, proposed stay and supporting circumstances; extensions require attention to current status and timing.
Explore this serviceSuper visa applications require careful review of the applicant, host, relationship, financial and insurance documentation under the current program requirements.
Explore this serviceStudy permit applications should connect the proposed program, education history, finances and supporting circumstances in a coherent application record.
Explore this serviceWork permit and PGWP applications require category-specific eligibility review, accurate supporting documents and attention to status and timing.
Explore this serviceAn Express Entry profile needs accurate information and a realistic assessment of the underlying program requirements.
Explore this serviceProvincial nominee programs, including the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, have stream-specific requirements that can change.
Explore this serviceAn expiring document, a request for more information or a procedural fairness letter should be reviewed in its full context.
Explore this serviceCitizenship preparation involves a careful review of the applicant's circumstances and supporting history.
Explore this servicePermanent residence planning starts with the applicant's history, current circumstances and potential pathway.
Explore this serviceSponsorship applications need a coherent account of the relationship and careful attention to the sponsor's and applicant's circumstances.
Explore this serviceFamily sponsorship rules differ according to the relationship and the program involved.
Explore this serviceA protection claim requires a clear account of the claimant's circumstances and evidence relevant to the issues the Refugee Protection Division must decide.
Explore this serviceHumanitarian and compassionate relief is discretionary and is not a substitute for every immigration pathway.
Explore this serviceA PRRA is a specific process with its own eligibility, timing and evidence requirements.
Explore this serviceQuestions about a permanent resident card, travel history or residency obligations require a review of the actual record.
Explore this serviceWe assist with affidavits and statutory declarations for a range of personal, business and legal purposes.
Explore this serviceA receiving organization may require a certified copy rather than an ordinary photocopy.
Explore this serviceA power of attorney can have important consequences for the person granting authority.
Explore this serviceAn invitation or support letter should accurately explain the relationship, purpose and relevant circumstances.
Explore this serviceOrganizations may request proof-of-life, residency, identity or other attestations.
Explore this serviceSigning requirements can differ by document type, recipient and jurisdiction.
Explore this serviceFor a person who cannot readily attend the office, a mobile appointment may be arranged subject to availability and location.
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