If the individual is refused to enter Canada on the grounds of Inadmissibility, he can challenge the decision of the respective Immigration Officer to refuse his or her application. A lawyer from our office can help you assess whether the refusal meets the threshold for judicial review, or whether it may be advisable to reapply with additional information.
If there is refusal on application of Permanent Residence, it can be contested too before the Immigration Appeal Division. This refusal in Permanent Residence can also be contested in Feral Court, if warranted in such situation/case we can help you do the following:

• Reconsideration letters – If the refusal was based on an error in fact or in law, and/or if that decision was not in accordance with the principles of procedural fairness, we will write to the program manager of the Canadian Visa Office in question to point out the errors and to request a reconsideration of the refusal.

If no response is received or a negative response is received, we can seek the appropriate legal proceedings if the case appears to be worth pursuing:

• For applications rejected by IRCC at the federal level, recourses are usually presented before the Immigration Appeal Division or the Federal Court.
• For applications rejected by the Ministère de l’immigration, de la Diversité et de l’Inclusion (Quebec only, for permanent immigration applications), recourses are usually presented before the Tribunal administratif du Québec or the Superior Court of Quebec.