Heron Law Offices overturned a misrepresentation finding and work permit refusal at the Canada border. Learn how our team fought for procedural fairness.
Heron Law Offices recently resolved a judicial review (JR) matter involving alleged misrepresentation in a Canadian work permit refusal. The case was settled by consent, and the refusal decision was set aside. This outcome highlights key issues in cross-border information sharing between Canada and the U.S., and the importance of challenging inaccurate immigration records.
When a lost TRV application and a stolen passport threatened our client’s visit to Canada, our team stepped in to guide them through setbacks and secure a successful outcome. This story shows how persistence and legal expertise can make all the difference.
Canada offers protection to individuals fleeing persecution based on sexual orientation and gender identity, but navigating the refugee determination process can be complex. This post explores how Heron Law Offices successfully appealed a denied SOGIESC-based claim, highlighting the importance of fair hearings, proper guideline application, and effective legal representation.
Heron Law Offices recently secured a significant victory for a business professional facing complex procedural hurdles in a Canadian citizenship application. After receiving two Procedural Fairness Letters (PFLs) with extensive document requests, the client turned to us for support. We strategically crafted a strong, well-structured response that addressed the officer’s concerns while protecting the client’s rights and privacy. As a result, a Notice to Appear for the Oath of Citizenship was issued—demonstrating the power of tailored legal advocacy in overcoming immigration challenges.
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