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…
Changing your immigration status in Canada is a significant step that can open new doors and opportunities, whether for study, work, or permanent residency. Understanding the process, requirements, and potential pitfalls is crucial for a smooth transition. Here’s a deeper dive into each aspect of changing your status in Canada: Read more…
In Canada, the impact of a divorce on immigration status can vary based on your specific situation and the type of immigration status you hold. Divorce and Separation: Fundamental Differences and Legal Consequences Role of Provincial and Territorial Laws in Family Dynamics In addition to the federal Divorce Act, each Read more…
The Canadian study permit cost will be raised in January 2024 by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This update states the living cost requirements for study permit applicants, marking a significant change. This revision, the first since the early 2000s, increases the cost-of-living requirement from $10,000 to $20,635 for Read more…
Quebec, the second-most populous province in Canada, boasts a population of over 8.7 million people. What sets Quebec apart from other provinces is its unique distinction as the only majority-French region in Canada, making it the ultimate Francophone province. Whether you’re an immigrant from a French-speaking country or simply aiming Read more…
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…
The Canadian Start-up Visa is a way for foreign entrepreneurs to move to Canada and start up their businesses. An immigration lawyer can be extremely helpful in the application process.
Starting a business in another country can be intimidating. However, the Start-up Visa program makes it easier. This innovative plan brings talented people from around the world who have wonderful ideas and the potential to help Canada’s economy.
Introduction At Pax Law Corporation, we are committed to providing transparent and efficient communication with our clients throughout the judicial review application process. As part of our dedication to keeping you informed, we offer a follow-up table that allows you to track the progress of your case easily. This blog Read more…
If your refugee claim is denied by the Refugee Protection Division, you may be able to appeal this decision at the Refugee Appeal Division. By doing this, you will have a chance to prove that the Refugee Protection Division has made a mistake in refusing your claim. You will also Read more…
The 7-day detention review is a part of the process for individuals detained by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) due to immigration issues in Canada. After an individual has been detained for immigration reasons, the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) of Canada mandates a series of Detention Review Hearings Read more…