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Heron Law Offices Successfully Responds to IRCC Procedural Fairness Letter for International Student Non-Compliance with Request Not to Issue s. 44(1) Report

Heron Law Firm August 19, 2025

Heron Law Offices recently assisted an international student facing a serious IRCC Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) alleging study permit non-compliance. By preparing a detailed response and requesting that no s. 44(1) report be issued, our team secured a successful outcome, allowing the student to remain in Canada and complete their studies.

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Heron Law Success Story: Overcoming Procedural Fairness Letter Related to Misrepresentation Allegations

Heron Law Firm July 17, 2024

Our client had been invited to apply for and had submitted an application for permanent residence through Express Entry, self-represented. During the final stages of processing, our client received a Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) outlining the officer’s concerns regarding their failure to disclose a past visa refusal in their application. Upon consulting with our lawyer, we helped our client submit an extension of time request and developed a strategy to alleviate the Officer’s concerns through our written response. In less than one month, our client received instructions to continue with the PR landing process.

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