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Spousal Open Work Permit Refused Over a Less-Than-$1 Bank Discrepancy: Why This C41 Refusal Is Being Challenged in Federal Court

A Canadian immigration officer refused a spousal open work permit (SOWP) application after identifying discrepancies between payroll amounts and deposits appearing in the applicant’s spouse’s bank account. The differences were less than one dollar on each of the three deposits. T

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Open Work Permitand 4 more topics

When IRCC Makes a Mistake: How We Successfully Helped a Client Obtain Her Post-Graduation Work Permit Through the Federal Court

Every year, thousands of international students invest significant time, money, and effort to pursue higher education in Canada. They leave behind their families, adapt to a new culture, complete demanding academic programs, and contribute to Canada’s economy and communities. For

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Work Permit Refusaland 4 more topics

Who Is Really Representing You in Federal Court? Why Immigration Applicants Must Know Their Lawyer and Not Rely Solely on Agents or Middlemen

Every year, thousands of immigration applicants challenge visa refusals in the Federal Court of Canada. These cases involve visitor visa refusals, study permit refusals, work permit refusals, permanent residence refusals, sponsorship refusals, and many other immigration decisions

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Legal Insightsand 4 more topics

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