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Procedural Fairness Letter Alleging Misrepresentation? How One Client Avoided a Five-Year Ban and Received a Passport Request Instead (Part 5)

Part 5A – Common Mistakes After Receiving a Procedural Fairness Letter and the Lessons Every Applicant Should Learn Throughout this series, we have followed the journey of one of our clients who received a Procedural Fairness Letter dated March 11, 2026, alleging misrepresentatio

Procedural Fairness Letter Alleging Misrepresentation? How One Client Avoided a Five-Year Ban and Received a Passport Request Instead (Part 4)

Part 4 – The Law Behind Section 40 Misrepresentation: Why Legal Strategy Matters Before IRCC Makes Its Decision In Part 3 of this series, we discussed the facts of our client’s case, why responding to a Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) is critical, and the practical steps we took

Procedural Fairness Letter Alleging Misrepresentation? How One Client Avoided a Five-Year Ban and Received a Passport Request Instead (Part 3)

Part 3: From a Misrepresentation Allegation to a Passport Request – Why Strategy Matters In Part 1: How to Respond to a Procedural Fairness Letter for Misrepresentation, we discussed the legal significance of a Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) and the serious consequences of a fi

Procedural Fairness Letter Alleging Misrepresentation? How One Client Avoided a Five-Year Ban and Received a Passport Request Instead (Part 2)

Part 2: Building the Strongest Possible Response to a Procedural Fairness Letter In Part 1, we explained why a Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) should never be treated as a routine request for information. We also introduced a real case handled by Fateh Law Corporation in which o

Procedural Fairness Letter Alleging Misrepresentation? How One Client Avoided a Five-Year Ban and Received a Passport Request Instead

Every year, thousands of applicants from around the world submit applications to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) hoping to study, work, visit, or permanently settle in Canada. They carefully gather documents, complete forms, pay government fees, and patiently

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