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The Federal Court granted judicial review after finding a visa officer unreasonably refused study permits and a related TRV by ignoring key evidence and submissions.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a TRV refusal, finding the visa officer unreasonably applied misrepresentation principles and failed to address innocent mistake context.
Federal Court dismissed judicial review of an IAD residency-obligation decision, holding it reasonably found no sufficient humanitarian and compassionate grounds for a permanent resident who studied abroad.
Federal Court dismissed as moot a mandamus judicial review over permanent residence processing, but awarded $2,500 costs to the applicant for unreasonable delay.
The Federal Court dismissed Mehrnaz Mashayekhi’s immigration judicial review and certified no question, adopting reasons given in related file IMM-482-23.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review because the citizenship officer gave no reasons for refusing to suspend processing, leaving the decision unreasonable.
The Federal Court quashed a study permit refusal, finding the officer’s reasons for rejecting the applicant’s MBA plan and cost assessment were unreasonable.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review, holding the IAD reasonably found the marriage was entered into primarily for immigration purposes and was not genuine.
The Federal Court dismissed as moot an immigration mandamus application and refused costs, finding no special reasons under Rule 22 despite lengthy processing and prior refusals.
The Federal Court found no question of general importance for certification and awarded the applicant lump sum costs of CAD 65,000, following its earlier mandamus ruling.
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