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Is the IRCC backlog a legal excuse? Learn how the Federal Court decides when an immigration delay becomes unreasonable, how processing times and security screening are treated, and when mandamus can help.
Using your national passport can lead to refugee cessation under IRPA s 108 and loss of PR status. Learn the Galindo Camayo factors. Pax Law Corporation.
A single IRCC verification call can trigger a misrepresentation finding under IRPA s 40. Learn your rights and the innocent mistake exception.
Learn the Ezokola test for complicity and how IRPA s 35(1)(b) applies to prescribed senior officials, plus ministerial relief. Pax Law Corporation.
An incomplete application returned under IRPR s 12 is treated as never made. Learn how this affects your status and when a return can be challenged.
Can a refusal be overturned because of a representative’s mistake? Learn the incompetence of counsel test and the Federal Court notice protocol.
IRCC checks if funds are sufficient, available and from a credible source. Learn how to document bank statements and avoid a funds refusal.
Rule 22 means no costs in immigration judicial reviews unless there are special reasons. Learn when the Federal Court awards costs. Pax Law Corporation.
IRPA s 72 gives 15 days (in Canada) or 60 days (outside Canada) to seek judicial review. Learn when the clock starts and how extensions work.
A reconsideration request does not stop your Federal Court deadline. Compare reconsideration and judicial review after an IRCC refusal. Pax Law Corporation.
A Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) lets an IRCC officer assess your risk before removal. Learn how it protects refugee claimants made ineligible by Bill C-12 and what to do next.
Refused with generic reasons? Learn how IRCC uses Chinook, why template refusals can be unreasonable, and how judicial review works. Pax Law Corporation.
Can a parent legally cut you out of their will in British Columbia? While parents can write a disinheriting clause, BC courts hold statutory power under WESA to rewrite unfair distributions. Here is how judicial variation works, the 180-day limitation rule, and how the courts evaluate adult child claims.
When siblings face estate conflicts in British Columbia, the legal remedy depends entirely on two threshold questions: was there a valid will, and was the deceased a parent or a brother/sister? Discover the statutory paths, critical 180-day limits, and procedural steps under WESA.
Can a will be challenged in BC? Discover the distinct legal grounds under WESA—from lack of capacity to undue influence—and the critical court procedures required before and after probate is granted.
