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An admissibility hearing is initiated when the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) believes an individual is inadmissible under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). At Kahlon Law Office, we provide expert legal representation for individuals facing admissibility hearings before the Immigration Division (ID) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB). These hearings determine whether a foreign national or permanent resident is allowed to remain in Canada or faces a removal order. Given the high stakes, having a skilled legal team is critical to defending one’s case.

The grounds for inadmissibility may include:

Misrepresentation – Providing false or misleading information to immigration authorities (IRPA s. 40).
Criminality & Serious Criminality – Convictions inside or outside Canada that impact admissibility (IRPA s. 36).
Security Concerns – Allegations related to espionage, terrorism, or threats to public safety (IRPA s. 34).
Human Rights Violations – Involvement in war crimes or crimes against humanity (IRPA s. 35).
Organized Crime – Association with criminal organizations (IRPA s. 37).
Failure to Comply with Immigration Laws – Overstaying a visa, working or studying without authorization (IRPA s. 41).
Health & Financial Grounds – Conditions that could create an excessive burden on Canadian services (IRPA s. 38-39).
Inadmissible Family Members – If a dependent or sponsor is inadmissible, it may impact one’s status (IRPA s. 42).

During the hearing, a representative from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), known as the Minister's Counsel, will present evidence to support the case for the individual’s removal. While the CBSA carries the burden of proof, it is crucial for the individual to present a robust legal defense. A well-prepared case is essential to challenge the evidence and effectively argue against removal, ensuring the best chance of maintaining the right to stay in Canada.

Why do you need legal representation?

Admissibility hearings are complex legal proceedings where your future in Canada is at stake. At Kahlon Law Office, we provide strategic defense and representation to ensure the best possible outcome. Our services include:

Case Review & Defense Preparation – Analyzing evidence, identifying weaknesses in CBSA’s case, and preparing a strong defense.
Challenging Allegations – Presenting legal arguments, witness testimony, and documentary evidence to contest inadmissibility claims.
Negotiating Alternative Solutions – Exploring options such as Temporary Resident Permits (TRP), deferrals, or humanitarian and compassionate considerations.
Appeals & Judicial Reviews – If a removal order is issued, we help you appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) or seek judicial review at the Federal Court.

Why should you choose Kahlon Law Office for your admissibility hearing?

If you are facing an admissibility hearing, do not navigate this challenge alone. A removal order can have long-term consequences, including bans from re-entering Canada. Our legal team has a proven track record of successfully representing clients before the Immigration Division, IAD, and Federal Court.

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