Immigration
Case Analysis: Federal Court of Canada Reverses Study Permit Denial
Federal Court of Canada grants judicial review for Iranian national denied study permit, criticizing Visa Officer’s oversights in handling application evidence.
Judicial Review
What is Judicial Review?
Judicial review in the Canadian immigration system is a legal process where the Federal Court reviews a decision made by an immigration officer, board, or tribunal to ensure it was made according to law. This process does not re-assess the facts of your case or the evidence you submitted; instead, Read more…
Judicial Review
The recent landmark decision, Madam Justice Azmudeh
Introduction In a recent landmark decision, Madam Justice Azmudeh of the Ottawa Court granted a Judicial Review in favor of Ahmad Rahmanian Kooshkaki, challenging the rejection of his Study Permit application by the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. This case highlights critical aspects of immigration law, particularly concerning the evaluation Read more…
Judicial Review
Understanding the Judicial Review Victory in Taghdiri v Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
Understanding the Judicial Review Victory in Taghdiri v Minister of Citizenship and Immigration In the recent Federal Court case of Taghdiri v Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, presided over by Madam Justice Azmudeh, an important decision was made regarding the study permit application of Maryam Taghdiri, an Iranian citizen. Taghdiri Read more…
Judicial Review
Landmark Decision: Judicial Review Granted in Study Permit Case
The Federal Court recently granted a Judicial Review in a significant case involving the rejection of a Study Permit application by Behnaz Pirhadi and her spouse, Javad Mohammadhosseini. This case, presided over by Madam Justice Azmudeh, highlights crucial aspects of immigration law and decision-making processes. Case Overview: Judicial Review of Read more…
Canadian Legal System
Judicial Review Decision – Taghdiri v. Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2023 FC 1516)
Judicial Review Decision – Taghdiri v. Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2023 FC 1516) The blog post discusses a judicial review case involving the rejection of Maryam Taghdiri’s study permit application for Canada, which had consequences for her family’s visa applications. The review resulted in a grant for all applicants. Read more…
Judicial Review
Tourist Visa Refusal: You do not have significant family ties outside Canada
Why The officer states:” You do not have significant family ties outside Canada” and caused tourist Visa Refusal? The visa officers cannot base their decisions on a hunch and must be clear in their analysis of the evidence before them. The Officers cannot simply conclude that by travelling as a Read more…
Judicial Review
I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the IRPR, based on your family ties in Canada and in your country of residence.
Introduction We often get inquiries from visa applicants who have faced the disappointment of a Canadian visa rejection. One of the common reasons quoted by visa officers is, “I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay, as stipulated in subsection 216(1) of the Read more…
Judicial Review
Court Grants Judicial Review in Study Permit Application Refusal
Introduction In a recent court decision, the Honourable Mr. Justice Ahmed granted the application for judicial review filed by Arezoo Dadras Nia, an Iranian citizen seeking a study permit in Canada. The court found that the visa officer’s decision to refuse the study permit application was unreasonable due to an Read more…
Judicial Review
Understanding the Court Decision on Permanent Residency for Self-Employed Persons in Canada
Introduction Are you an aspiring self-employed individual looking to obtain permanent residency in Canada? Understanding the legal landscape and recent court decisions can be crucial for a successful application process. In this blog post, we will discuss a recent court decision (2022 FC 1586) that involved an application for permanent Read more…