Immigration Case Review and Statistics Tools
Get general information about your refusal or removal issue, calculate your Express Entry score, follow live invitation rounds, and plan your pathway. Prepared by Pax Law Corporation, with a focus on refusals, inadmissibility and appeals.
Case review
Select the decision you received and the date you were notified. You get the likely options, the points to examine, and the deadline that usually applies.
Express Entry draws: live statistics
Loaded directly from the IRCC public data file each time you open this page.
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CRS score calculator
First official language (CLB level, 0 if not tested)
Second official language
Spouse or partner
Additional points
Pathway planner
Pick your starting point. The planner lists the usual steps in order. It does not give processing times, because they change; check IRCC for current figures.
Federal Court and tribunal statistics
Leave and judicial review outcomes depend on the type of decision, the visa office and the issues raised, so a single national "success rate" says little about your file. We link to the official figures instead of republishing numbers that go out of date.
Official statistics on immigration leave applications and judicial reviews.
Court statisticsStatistics for the Immigration Division, Immigration Appeal Division, Refugee Protection Division and Refugee Appeal Division.
IRB statisticsAdmissions, applications in process and refusals by category.
IRCC open dataHow a judicial review works
- A refusal or decision is issued.
- An application for leave and judicial review is filed within the short statutory deadline (15 days for decisions made in Canada, 60 days for decisions made outside Canada, under IRPA s. 72(2)(b)).
- A judge decides whether to grant leave. Leave is a threshold step.
- If leave is granted, a hearing is scheduled and the judge decides whether the decision was unreasonable or procedurally unfair.
- If the application is allowed, the decision is generally sent back for redetermination by a different officer. There is no guarantee of the final result.
These tools are for general information and are not legal advice or an assessment of your file. Results are indicative only, deadlines can differ from those shown, and no lawyer-client relationship is created by using them. Pax Law Corporation is not affiliated with the Government of Canada or IRCC. Check official sources before you rely on any figure.
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