Admissibility

Being found inadmissible to Canada can have serious consequences, including refusal of entry, loss of permanent residency, or removal from the country. Admissibility issues can arise due to criminal records, misrepresentation, health or security concerns, or other violations of Canadian immigration laws.

 

⚖️ Our Admissibility Services Include:

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1. Admissibility Assessments

We carefully review your situation to determine the nature and severity of any inadmissibility concerns and advise on your options.

• Detailed review of immigration history or criminal background

• Risk assessment and eligibility evaluation

• Personalized guidance based on your case and immigration goals

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2. Criminal Inadmissibility

If you’ve been charged or convicted of a crime (in Canada or elsewhere), you may be deemed inadmissible. We assist with:

• Criminal Rehabilitation applications

• Temporary Resident Permits (TRPs) for urgent travel needs

• Legal arguments to mitigate or overcome inadmissibility

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3. Misrepresentation Allegations

Providing false or misleading information to immigration authorities can lead to serious consequences. We help you respond to:

• Section 40 IRPA misrepresentation findings

• Admissibility hearings based on misrepresentation

• Applications for reconsideration or restoration of status

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4. Medical and Health-Based Inadmissibility

Some applicants may be found inadmissible due to a health condition that could pose a risk or cause excessive demand on health or social services. We offer:

• Medical inadmissibility case analysis

• Preparation of mitigation plans and expert reports

• Legal submissions to challenge or address findings

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5. Security and Human Rights Concerns

Allegations of security threats or involvement in human rights violations are among the most serious forms of inadmissibility. We work with discretion to:

• Review evidence and prepare responses to CBSA or IRCC

• Assist with admissibility hearings or appeals

• Collaborate with legal counsel when appropriate

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6. Admissibility Hearings Representation

If your case is referred to the Immigration Division (ID) of the IRB for an admissibility hearing, we provide full representation and support:

• Case preparation and document gathering

• Development of legal arguments

• Professional representation during hearings