Introduction Most of our visa refusal cases which are taken to the Federal Court for judicial review deal with whether or not the visa officer’s decision was reasonable. However, there may be times where a visa officer has breached procedural fairness by treating the applicant unfairly. We will explore our Read more…
In a recent court decision, the Federal Court of Canada reviewed a judicial review application regarding a Start-up Business Class application under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. The court analyzed the applicant’s eligibility and the reasons for the refusal of the permanent residence visa. This blog post provides an overview of the court decision and highlights the key points discussed in the judgment. If you’re interested in the Start-up Business Class application process and want to understand the factors considered by immigration authorities, this blog post is for you.
Pax Law is dedicated to providing insightful and thorough updates on immigration law in Canada. One significant case that’s recently caught our attention is Solmaz Asadi Rahmati v The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, which sheds light on the Canadian study permit application process and the legal principles around it. Read more…
Karimi v. Canada (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship) On July 20, 2021, a compelling judgement was made in the case of IMM-1372-21, a decision that provided a significant outcome for the applicant, Amirhomayoun Karimi. This case was presided over by the Honourable Mr. Justice Manson in Vancouver, British Columbia. Karimi, represented Read more…
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…