Judicial Review Applications to the Federal Court

There are very few rights to an “appeal” under Canadian immigration law. Generally, if an application is refused, the only redress is to challenge the decision in the Federal Court. This is called an application for “judicial review”. A Federal Court judge reviews the reasons for a refusal to determine if there are any grounds to set the refusal aside and send the application to a new decision-maker.

Our law firm challenges a lot of decisions to the Federal Court with a very high success rate. The lawyers at our firm have almost 40 years of combined experience with litigation before Canadian courts and tribunals, including the Federal Court.