Another Judicial Review Win! SALVA ROUDEHCHIANAHMADI AND MILAD DAMIRCHI (Applicants) and THE MINISTER OF CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION (Respondent) I. Introduction [1] This application seeks judicial review of a Visa Officer’s [the Officer] decision, dated June 18, 2022, which rejected the Applicant’s request for a study permit under section 216(1) of Read more…
FEDERAL COURT SOLICITORS OF RECORD DOCKET: IMM-1305-22 STYLE OF CAUSE: AREZOO DADRAS NIA v THE MINISTER OF CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION PLACE OF HEARING: BY VIDECONFERENCE DATE OF HEARING: SEPTEMBER 8, 2022 JUDGMENT AND REASONS: AHMED J. DATED: NOVEMBER 29, 2022 APPEARANCES: Samin Mortazavi FOR THE APPLICANT Nima Omidi FOR THE RESPONDENT Read more…
Are you a foreign national seeking a study permit in Canada? Have you recently received a refusal decision from a visa officer? It can be disheartening to have your dreams of studying in Canada put on hold. However, there is hope. In this blog post, we will discuss a recent court decision that overturned a study permit refusal and explore the grounds on which the decision was challenged. If you’re looking for guidance on how to navigate the study permit application process and overcome a refusal, keep reading.
Pax Law Corporation’s Samin Mortazavi has successfully appealed another rejected Canadian student visa in the recent case of Vahdati v MCI, 2022 FC 1083 [Vahdati]. Vahdati was a case where the primary applicant (“PA”) was Ms. Zeinab Vahdati who planned to come to Canada to pursue a two-year Master of Read more…
If you’ve been refused a Canadian study permit, the judicial review process may be able to get your study plans back on track.
The Story of Resilience and Pursuit of Education: An Analysis of Mr. Hamedani’s Immigration Case In the labyrinth of immigration law, every case poses unique challenges and intricacies. One such case is the recent IMM-4020-20, which underlines the importance of diligence, transparency, and fairness in legal determinations. Let’s delve into Read more…
Landmark Court Decision Grants Study Permit and Open Work Permit Applications: Mahsa Ghasemi and Peyman Sadeghi Tohidi v Minister of Citizenship and Immigration