We help you take your case to the Federal Court of Canada when your immigration or refugee application has been denied without procedural fairness.
At Kumar Interpretation, we assist clients in preparing for Judicial Reviews when they’ve experienced unfair or unlawful decisions by immigration or refugee authorities. We help build your application and coordinate with legal partners to present your case to the Federal Court.
We examine your refusal to determine whether you qualify for a Judicial Review based on legal error, procedural unfairness, or omission of evidence.
We prepare documentation and, when needed, work with experienced immigration lawyers to file your Judicial Review request properly.
A Judicial Review is a legal process where the Federal Court of Canada reviews the decision made by an immigration or refugee authority. It is not a new hearing — instead, the court determines whether the decision was reasonable and made according to the law. Immigration and refugee appeals are complex and time-sensitive. At Kumar Interpretation, we provide experienced, focused support to ensure you submit a strong appeal — with every detail addressed.
Visa refusals, study/work permit denials, and refugee rejections where there’s a legal or procedural error.
Within 15 days if you’re in Canada, or 60 days if you’re outside.
No, Judicial Review is based only on the original decision record unless fairness is at issue.
The decision is cancelled and sent back for a new, fair review by a different officer.
Judicial Reviews require precision, timing, and strong documentation. With 12+ years of experience and trusted legal partners, we guide you through the process professionally and respectfully. Immigration and refugee appeals are complex and time-sensitive. At Kumar Interpretation, we provide experienced, focused support to ensure you submit a strong appeal — with every detail addressed.
