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Successful Appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division
When our client came to us, we knew it was going to be an uphill battle based on the situation and circumstances surrounding his matter. After an Officer decided that our client failed to meet the residency obligations requirements imposed on permanent residents, having limited days in Canada, he came to us to appeal the decision.
This Week’s Success Story: Crohn’s Disease Applicant Becomes Admissible to Canada
We recently assisted an individual who received a Procedural Fairness Letter from Canada Immigration on the determination that she would likely cause an excessive demand in Canada because of a pre-existing condition – Crohn’s Disease. As such, she was identified as what is referred to an “M5” applicant. This individual had been in Canada for some time and provided specialized services for research and development in Canada
Success at the Refugee Protection Division
When our client approached us to assist with his refugee claim, we knew we were in for a challenge. Our client had very limited personal evidence, so we had to rely on documentation regarding the country conditions and our client’s testimony to demonstrate he was a Convention Refugee and in need of Canada’s protection. Our team undertook extensive research into the country’s current and past conditions as well as reviewed recent case law to put the best arguments forward in our client’s favour. We submitted the client’s evidence and country condition research as disclosure to support his case. After many hearing preparation sessions, we were satisfied our client was prepared and ready for his hearing.
On the date of the hearing the Member (Decision Maker) asked our client a few questions and within a very short period accepted our client’s claim and deemed him to be a Convention Refugee based on the disclosure provided and his credible testimony.
We are thrilled that our hard work paid off and we were able to achieve a life changing result for our client. We wish him all the best as he continues living in Canada safely and free from persecution.