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Canada Immigration Lawyer Explains:

Simranjeet Singh Sidhu
Barrister and Solicitor
Law Society of Ontario
Canada
+1-807-697-5151

We represented a client whose permanent residence application under humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) grounds had been in limbo for an unreasonably long time. Despite submitting a complete file and responding promptly to all requests, the application had stalled without any decision for well over a year. The delay was causing serious harm — the client was unable to secure stable employment, access essential health services, or reunite with close family members already in Canada.
After repeated inquiries went unanswered or resulted in vague updates, we filed an application for judicial review in the Federal Court of Canada. Our legal argument focused on the principle that immigration decisions must be made within a reasonable timeframe, particularly when delays interfere with life-altering goals such as family unity, health stability, or long-term settlement. We submitted evidence of the client’s hardship and emphasized how the delay had no apparent justification under the facts.
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