FEDERAL COURT

Expert representation in Federal Court applications and judicial reviews

Decisions by the Immigration Appeal Division, Immigration Division, RAD, some decisions by the IRCC and CBSA are subject to review by the Federal Court.

Only a lawyer, duly licensed by a Law Society, can file an application for leave and judicial review or initiate an action in the Federal Court.

What is Federal Court Judicial Review?

Federal Court judicial review allows you to challenge decisions made by immigration authorities, including the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD), Immigration Division (ID), Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), IRCC, and CBSA. This process reviews whether the decision was made fairly, reasonably, and in accordance with the law.

Types of Federal Court Applications

•Judicial Review: Challenge decisions made by immigration tribunals and officers
•Stay of Removal: Request to delay removal from Canada while a case is being reviewed
•Mandamus: Order the government to perform a legal duty
•Class Actions: Represent groups of individuals affected by similar issues

Notable Federal Court Cases

Intrinsic Evidence

Mehta v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration), 2003 FC 1073 (CanLII)

NOC Classification

Lehal v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration), 2003 FC 1515 (CanLII)

Port of Entry Work Permit Refusal and Deportation

Sharma v. Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness), 2022 FC 779 (CanLII)

STAY OF REMOVAL APPLICATIONS

Stay of removal applications are heard by the Federal Court. Regular hearings are normally held every week. In urgent cases, your lawyer can seek leave of the court and request a special sitting of the court.

Mr. Mangat has done many such hearings.

Bedi v. Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness), 2020 CanLII 23617 (FC)

CLASS ACTION – FEDERAL COURT

Class Action – Change of law without notice - I was one of the 16 lawyers. We were able to help thousands of applicants to acquire permanent residency.

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