⚖️Service TypeIRB RepresentationLicensed RCIC advocacy
⏱️Act NowImmediatelyDeadlines are strict
📋GroundsAll InadmissibilityCriminal, health, security
🎯AuthorityIRB & IRCCImmigration Division
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Expert Representation When the Stakes Are Highest
Inadmissibility findings can result in removal orders, bars on reentry, or permanent exclusion from Canada. Grounds include criminality, security, health inadmissibility, misrepresentation, and financial reasons. We assess the grounds, advise on all available remedies — TRP, rehabilitation, H&C — and represent you before the Immigration Division.
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Eligibility & Key Information
Requirements and what you need to know
Eligibility Requirements
You have received an inadmissibility report (Section 44 Report)
You have been referred to the Immigration Division for a hearing
You have been flagged at a port of entry for inadmissibility
You have a criminal conviction inside or outside Canada
You have received a misrepresentation finding from IRCC
You have been detained pending an inadmissibility determination
Grounds of Inadmissibility
Criminality — conviction in Canada or foreign equivalent
Security — terrorism, espionage, or organized crime connections
Human rights violations — war crimes or crimes against humanity
Health inadmissibility — excessive demand on health services
Financial reasons — inability to support yourself or family
Misrepresentation — material misstatement in a prior application
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What You're Getting
End-to-end support from assessment to resolution
Grounds Assessment
We analyze the specific inadmissibility grounds alleged — criminality, misrepresentation, health, security — and identify all available responses and remedies.
Response Preparation
We prepare comprehensive written submissions addressing each allegation — supporting documents, legal arguments, and mitigation factors.
IRB Representation
We represent you at the Immigration Division hearing — presenting your case, examining evidence, and cross-examining witnesses where applicable.
Rehabilitation Assessment
Where criminality is the ground, we assess eligibility for criminal rehabilitation and prepare the application if you qualify.
TRP Application
Where a Temporary Resident Permit is the appropriate remedy, we prepare and file the TRP concurrently.
H&C Considerations
We assess whether Humanitarian and Compassionate grounds provide a viable alternative or complementary remedy.
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How We Work With You
A clear step-by-step process
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Urgent Assessment
We assess your situation immediately — grounds alleged, deadlines, and all available remedies.
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Response Strategy
We develop a response strategy — IRB submissions, TRP, rehabilitation, or H&C.
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Document Preparation
We prepare all submissions, supporting documents, and legal arguments.
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Hearing Representation
We represent you at the IRB hearing and respond to IRCC counsel's arguments.
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Post-Hearing Strategy
We advise on next steps — appeals, judicial review, or alternative pathways.
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Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees
Professional Service Fee
USD2,500base fee / applicant
InAdmissibility Hearing — Complete Representation
Criminal RehabilitationSeparate service
TRP (concurrent)Separate service
H&C applicationSeparate service
Fees vary significantly based on grounds, complexity, and whether detained reviews or full hearings are involved. Contact us for a case-specific assessment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this service
A proceeding before the Immigration Division where IRCC presents a Section 44 Report. You have the right to a hearing and representation.
Generally not unless subject to a danger opinion or security certificate. We advise on your specific protections immediately.
Departure, exclusion, and deportation orders — each with different consequences. We explain which applies and what remedies are available.
No. Rehabilitation is a permanent solution for eligible applicants. TRP is temporary for urgent travel needs.
Some decisions can be appealed to the IAD or Federal Court. We advise on your appeal rights immediately after any decision.