Continuing a series of a blogs Vancouver Immigration Blog and Heron Law Offices have collaborated on breaking down the data we have received from IRCC with respect to judicially reviewed decisions. Mandamus, especially perceived spike in mandamus cases, has been front and centre of a lot of recent discussion in
The Federal Court’s Decision in Chen v. Canada (MCI) 2023 FC 885 asks for more evidence from Applicants to demonstrate significant prejudice, but this could be a double-edged sword for Applicants. It also is arguably inconsistent with how mandamus intersects with the higher abuse of process standard. First of all,
The Federal Court gives a new option to make the mandamus process flow more quickly By: Jessye KilburnJune 29, 2023 As a short follow up to an earlier blog post on the basics of mandamus, the Federal Court of Canada has made a common sense tweak to practice guidelines, giving
This boring-sounding Latin word can be a last-resort tool to finally get a decision on your immigration application By: Jessye Kilburn, Canadian Immigration and Refugee Lawyer & Former Federal Court Clerk Mandamus is a hot topic in this era of historically long immigration delays. It’s also a big Latin word
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