Immigration Litigation
Strategic Representation in Contested Immigration Matters
Immigration decisions can have serious and lasting consequences for individuals and families. Amirzadeh Law represents clients in Federal Court judicial reviews, immigration appeals, inadmissibility matters, procedural fairness disputes, and other contested immigration proceedings. The firm provides careful legal analysis, candid advice, and focused advocacy tailored to the circumstances of each case.
Federal Court Judicial Reviews
A judicial review asks the Federal Court to examine whether an immigration decision was reasonable and procedurally fair. Amirzadeh Law assesses refusal decisions, identifies reviewable legal or factual errors, prepares applications for leave and judicial review, and represents clients throughout the Federal Court process..
Immigration Appeals
The firm assists with selected appeals before the Immigration Appeal Division, including sponsorship refusals and certain inadmissibility matters. Each appeal requires careful review of the record, identification of the applicable legal and humanitarian considerations, and a focused evidentiary strategy.
Inadmissibility and Misrepresentation
Allegations involving misrepresentation, criminal inadmissibility, medical inadmissibility, or other grounds of inadmissibility can affect temporary status, permanent residence, sponsorship, and the ability to remain in Canada. The firm provides advice and representation in selected inadmissibility proceedings, appeals, and related challenges.
Procedural Fairness and Complex Refusals
Some matters involve procedural fairness letters, repeated refusals, factual misunderstandings, or decisions that fail to address important evidence. Amirzadeh Law provides strategic advice and representation in selected complex immigration matters.
Mandamus and Unreasonable Delay
Where an immigration application has remained undecided for an unreasonable period, a Federal Court mandamus application may be available to require the responsible authority to make a decision. The firm assesses the history and circumstances of the delay and advises whether court intervention is appropriate.
