Being inadmissible to Canada can be devastating. However, there may be ways to fight it with representation that proves a pathway to overcome it.
Overcoming an Inadmissibility is Possible
Our team of lawyers will analyze the reasons for why you have been designated as inadmissible and determine the best path forward to overcoming it.
Filing for Criminal Rehabilitation or for a Temporary Resident Permit are two of the most common practices and successful ways of overcoming inadmissibility to Canada. You may also be required to apply for an Authorization to Return to Canada prior to entering the country.
Temporary and Permanent Inadmissibility to Canada
Inadmissibility can refer to both temporary and permanent entry into the country due to various issues including criminality, medical conditions, and misrepresentation. Let our team of lawyers assist you in fighting to overcome your inadmissibility with proper representation and guidance.
Criminal Inadmissibility Can Be Overturned or Amended
Criminal inadmissibility can result from the following and more:
- The seriousness of one offense
- The number of offenses on your record
- The amount of time since a sentencing
Your reason for entering or remaining in the country can be taken into account when determining inadmissibility to Canada.
Solution for fighting against your inadmissibility to Canada
Misrepresentation is an offense in the immigration application process that can render one inadmissible to Canada. For certain people who make applications like visitor visas, study permits, or work permits, a finding of misrepresentation can result in a 5-year ban on entry into Canada. Misrepresentation is a serious allegation and those found guilty of misrepresentation...
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Criminal inadmissibility can result in losing your permanent residence status in Canada, being deported from Canada, or being denied entry into Canada. You can be found criminally inadmissible to Canada if you have been convicted of certain crimes or committed certain acts outside of Canada that would be considered criminal inside of Canada. The immigration...
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You may be considered medically inadmissible to Canada if your medical situation poses a danger to the health and safety of Canada’s population or if your condition puts an excessive demand on health and social services. Shory Law can help you in fighting to overcome medical inadmissibility with legal expertise and sound guidance. How Can...
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If you are inadmissible to Canada, acquiring a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) is appealing to many for a variety of reasons, ranging between reuniting with family and overturning an inadmissibility. To qualify for a Temporary Resident Permit, your reason for entering and staying in Canada must be compelling. Shory Law can assist with your application...
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There are obligations as a permanent resident for you to meet once you receive permanent resident status. Most often, this refers to being physically present in Canada for a minimum of two years (730 days) within a five year period in accordance with section 28(2) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. Shory Law can...
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When an individual has been deported from Canada, they may need to apply for an Authorization to Return to Canada (“ARC”) before being allowed back in the country. The timeline for how long you must wait until you can apply to come back to Canada depends on the kind of removal order that was issued against...
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FAQs
How long does criminal rehabilitation take?
Various applications have various processing times. You can check yours here.
How long does it take to get a Temporary Resident Permit?
To acquire a Temporary Resident Permit, you can make an application upon entry into Canada at a Port of Entry. Here, a decision will likely be rendered on the spot. Otherwise, if you are applying while inside Canada, You can check current application processing times here.
