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Spousal open work permit refusal due to payroll deposit issue in Canada

19. 01

2026

Work Permit Refusal, Spouse Visa Refusal

Spousal Open Work Permit Refusal Overturned Through Federal Court Intervention

A Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP) is meant to support family unity in Canada by allowing spouses of eligible workers or students to work legally. Unfortunately, refusals based on misunderstandings of evidence and incorrect legal reasoning are becoming increasingly common. This case is a powerful example of how wrongful refusals can and should be challenged […]

Canadian immigration refusal after missing the Federal Court 15 or 60 day deadline

19. 01

2026

Legal Insights, Immigration News

Missed the Federal Court Deadline for Your Canadian Immigration Refusal? You May Still Have Options

Canadian immigration refusals can be devastating—especially when you later discover that you missed the strict deadline to challenge the decision in the Federal Court of Canada. Many applicants wrongly assume that once the deadline passes, their case is over. That is not always true. At Fateh Law Corporation, we regularly represent clients who have missed […]

Visitor visa refusal of mother of two international students despite sufficient funds

16. 01

2026

Visitor Visa Refusal, Success Stories

When a Mother’s Love Is Questioned: How We Fought a Wrongful Canadian Visitor Visa Refusal and Secured a Federal Court Settlement

Family reunification is not just a moral principle—it is a core value embedded in Canadian immigration law. Yet, every day, genuine families are separated because of unreasonable visitor visa refusals based on vague, inconsistent, and often unfair reasoning. This is the story of a devoted mother of two international students in Canada—and how Fateh Law […]

LMIA-based work permit refused due to misunderstanding of self-employed income

15. 01

2026

Work Permit Refusal

When IRCC Gets It Wrong: How We Challenged an Unreasonable LMIA-Based Work Permit Refusal for a Self-Employed Electrician

Obtaining an LMIA-based work permit is already one of the most difficult pathways under Canadian immigration law. Employers must prove there is no Canadian citizen or permanent resident available for the job. The process is expensive, time-consuming, and heavily scrutinized. Now imagine going through that entire process—successfully obtaining an LMIA—only to have your work permit […]

Visitor visa refusal based on financial situation and family ties under Canadian immigration law

13. 01

2026

Visitor Visa Refusal, Success Stories

Visitor Visa Refused for “Family Ties in Canada” and “Financial Situation”? You May Have a Strong Case for Federal Court

Every year, thousands of visitor visa applications to Canada are refused on two of the most commonly cited grounds: Family ties in Canada Financial situation and assets in the home country These reasons appear simple on the surface—but in reality, they are often misapplied, poorly analyzed, or used as generic justifications without proper consideration of […]

PRTD refusal guidance explaining next legal steps after a permanent resident travel document is refused

12. 01

2026

Legal Insights

PRTD Refused Outside Canada? You May Still Save Your Permanent Residency Through an Appeal

If your Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) has been refused outside Canada, it can feel devastating. Many people believe that once their PRTD is refused, their permanent resident status is automatically lost forever. This is not true. Canadian immigration law provides a powerful second chance — the right of appeal. At Fateh Law Corporation, we […]

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09:43 26 Sep 24

Manjot Sidhu

05:44 25 Sep 24

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11:41 17 Aug 24

Best service received. Very professional and expert in the field of immigration law. My wife is in Canada and I wanted to apply for a spouse visa. My case was very complicated and all consultants said that they did not know how to deal with my case or that I had no chance of approval. I knew my case was complicated and anyone who is not a lawyer will not be able to understand it. My wife was searching for a Barrister in Canada but it was very difficult to explain my case because I was in India and they were in Canada. Then I found Mr. Fateh in India. He had dealt with complicated cases like mine before and had also won them in federal court. My case was so difficult but Mr. Fateh spent many hours getting my Canadian affidavit ready which explained my entire case. With his legal submissions everything was done to perfection. Normal spouse visa takes 5 months and I was sure my case would take 1 whole year. I was surprised and full of happiness when my spouse visa was approved within 2 months. I would like to give Fateh law office 5 stars for excellent service and highly recommend Fateh sir because of his experience in Canadian law. They are the best law firm for immigration in India.

Gurpreet Singh

12:13 23 Jul 24

I had been wanting to go meet my brother in Canada, but I had been refused twice for a visitor visa, thankfully this time I took the services of Fateh Law Corporation who not only did my application but also took my case to the court when I was refused and got a settlement to reopen my file . Despite the settlement, my file did not reopen and the team at Fateh Law Corporation went to court again and filled a mandamus case and because of this pressure, IRCC reopened my file, and I got my visa. I feel lucky that I chose a Fateh Law Corporation for my file, and I am very thankful for the work they did. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for genuine immigration advise.

parminder singh

06:38 20 Jul 24

I had been wanting to visit Canada and meet my brother who is a Canadian Citizen but unfortunately had been refused a Visa saying that my assets were not enough even though I had enough money as per my CA report. I luckily found out about Fateh Law Corporation. They applied with a perfected application but unfortunately, I was refused again. The advantage of hiring Fateh Law Corporation came in here because as a law firm they were able to challenge the decision in Court and I successfully got a visa after IRCC settled with us seeing my strong case. It was a long battle in court but we eventually won. I couldn’t be happier with the good Work done by Mr. Fateh and his team. Having a Canadian Lawyer here in India is very helpful and I would urge anyone who has been refused a Canadian Visa to take the services of Fateh Law Corporation and engage a lawyer instead of random consultants.

harmanjot singh

09:55 14 Jun 24

We are highly satisfied with the services of Fateh Law Corporation.

We are thankful to Mr. Navratan Singh Fateh for getting our TRVs approved.

We had a complicated immigration history in the US, which was very well explained in the Canadian Affidavit executed by Mr. Fateh.

The legal strategy used by Mr. Fateh to submit our applications is commendable, and we are pleased with the positive outcome we have received from having our applications approved in the first go.

We highly recommend the professional services rendered at Fateh Law Corporation and the polite and friendly staff who patiently handled all our queries and helped us secure our visitor visas in time to participate in the wedding ceremony of the devotees.

Spousal Open Work Permit Refusal Overturned Through Federal Court Intervention

Missed the Federal Court Deadline for Your Canadian Immigration Refusal? You May Still Have Options

When a Mother’s Love Is Questioned: How We Fought a Wrongful Canadian Visitor Visa Refusal and Secured a Federal Court Settlement

When IRCC Gets It Wrong: How We Challenged an Unreasonable LMIA-Based Work Permit Refusal for a Self-Employed Electrician

Visitor Visa Refused for “Family Ties in Canada” and “Financial Situation”? You May Have a Strong Case for Federal Court

PRTD Refused Outside Canada? You May Still Save Your Permanent Residency Through an Appeal

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Spousal Open Work Permit Refusal Overturned Through Federal Court Intervention

Missed the Federal Court Deadline for Your Canadian Immigration Refusal? You May Still Have Options

When a Mother’s Love Is Questioned: How We Fought a Wrongful Canadian Visitor Visa Refusal and Secured a Federal Court Settlement

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