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The Federal Court struck two judicial review applications against Alberta’s AAIP, holding the program is provincial and not a federal board, commission or tribunal.
The Federal Court granted mandamus in an immigration delay case, finding a 45-month PNP permanent residence delay unreasonable and not adequately justified by ongoing security screening.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a work permit refusal, finding reasonable conclusions on family ties and financial establishment, despite one flawed assessment of qualifications.
The Federal Court upheld refusals of a work permit and permanent residence after finding the applicant misrepresented his employment history.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review, finding IRCC breached procedural fairness by making a new credibility finding about payroll records without a further chance to respond.
Federal Court dismissed a judicial review of a work permit refusal, holding the visa officer reasonably found insufficient evidence that the applicant could perform the job sought.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a refused permanent residence application, holding the application was incomplete and no procedural unfairness was shown.
The Federal Court allowed judicial review of a PR refusal, finding the officer unreasonably relied on flawed site-visit verification and misapprehended evidence.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of an IRCC misrepresentation finding, holding the officer reasonably questioned the applicant’s claimed work experience under the SPNP.
The Federal Court dismissed two judicial review applications challenging study-permit and permanent-residence refusals based on misrepresentation and alleged procedural unfairness.
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