Judicial Review is a process in which the Federal Court of Canada reviews a decision made by an immigration officer or tribunal to ensure it is fair, lawful, and reasonable. The Court does not re-evaluate your original evidence but determines if the decision-maker followed the law and provided a coherent justification.
Mandamus is a court order that compels IRCC to make a decision on an application that has been unreasonably delayed. It does not guarantee an approval, but it forces the government to finally act on your file.
All litigation is conducted under the direction of Ali Dadkhah, a Barrister & Solicitor with experience handling over 1,500 Federal Court files by the end of 2025. He is supported by a dedicated team of immigration consultants and legal professionals.
No. Only lawyers are authorized to represent clients in the Federal Court. JR Canada serves as a specialized litigation partner for RCICs, allowing them to provide their clients with high-level legal recourse while maintaining their primary professional relationship.
Deadlines are strict: 15 days for decisions made within Canada and 60 days for decisions made outside of Canada. If you have missed these deadlines, you must request an extension of time, which is not guaranteed.
No. Canada operates under the rule of law, and these are legitimate legal remedies. IRCC does not "punish" applicants for seeking court intervention to ensure their cases are handled fairly.
Our system is designed to be hassle-free. You will receive automated email notifications the moment there is an update on your case in court. You can also track your files 24/7 through our secure individual portal.
While no firm can guarantee a specific outcome, we have a proven track record of handling high volumes of complex cases, including 716 Study Permit cases and over 1,500 total Federal Court filings up to the end of 2025, with an approximate success rate of 75%
Yes. We have a significant focus on specialized work permits, having managed 173 cases in the IMP-C11, ICT, and SUV categories alone.
A settlement occurs when the Department of Justice (representing IRCC) reviews our legal arguments and agrees to reopen your application without needing a full court hearing. This is a highly favourable outcome, as it often results in the original refusal being set aside and the file being sent back for a fresh decision by a different officer, significantly saving time and legal costs.
Simply log in to your portal and upload the relevant refusal or delay documents. The file will be reviewed under Ali Dadkhah's direction to determine the best legal path forward.
Absolutely. We pride ourselves on being accessible. You are always just one phone call or email away from our team for any detailed updates or questions.
No. For professional representatives, we act as your litigation support. RCICs retain full control of their client relationships throughout the process.
Many cases are resolved through "settlement" before reaching a hearing. In these instances, the Department of Justice may agree to have your application reconsidered by a different officer, which often leads to a faster resolution than a full hearing.
Yes. We use a secure, individual login portal with dedicated credentials to ensure that all client documents and case updates remain confidential and protected.