Immigration Hearing and Detention

Facing an immigration hearing or being held in detention can be one of the most overwhelming experiences for anyone dealing with Canadian immigration enforcement. Whether you’ve been detained by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) or are scheduled for an immigration hearing, having expert guidance can make a critical difference in the outcome.

 

⚖️ Our Immigration Hearing & Detention Services Include:

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1.  Detention Review Hearings

If you or a loved one has been detained by CBSA, you are entitled to regular detention reviews by the Immigration Division (ID) of the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB).

We help with:

• Immediate case evaluation and response

• Preparation for your detention review hearing

• Proposing effective release plans (e.g., sureties, bond, reporting conditions)

• Liaising with family, community organizations, and legal professionals

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2.  Admissibility Hearings

If the government believes you have violated immigration laws (e.g., criminal charges, misrepresentation, security risk), you may face an admissibility hearing.

We offer:

• Full case analysis and eligibility review

• Collection and presentation of supporting evidence

• Development of legal strategies tailored to your case

• Representation before the Immigration Division

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3.  Bail and Release Plans

We create strong release proposals to demonstrate that you are not a flight risk or a danger to the public.

• Drafting detailed release plans with appropriate conditions

• Preparing guarantors or sureties to appear at the hearing

• Ongoing support after release to ensure compliance

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4.  Representation for Vulnerable Individuals

We provide special care and attention to children, refugees, and individuals with medical or psychological vulnerabilities during hearings and detention.

• Trauma-informed approach

• Collaboration with support organizations and legal aid

• Multilingual support when needed

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5.  Post-Hearing Services

Whether your case is successful or needs further action, we help you take the next step.

• Filing appeals or judicial review applications (with legal partners)

• Applying for Temporary Resident Permits (TRPs) or restoration of status

• Advising on permanent solutions to avoid future enforcement issues