A Procedural Fairness Letter (PFL) is an official communication from IRCC indicating concerns about your immigration application. These letters give you an opportunity to address potential issues before a final decision is made. PFLs may highlight discrepancies, missing documentation, or questions about your eligibility or admissibility to Canada.

The letter represents both a warning and an opportunity—while it signals potential problems, it also gives you the chance to respond and correct misunderstandings or provide additional evidence before your application is refused.

Responding to a Procedural Fairness Letter requires legal precision and thorough understanding of Canadian immigration law. An inadequate response can lead to serious consequences, including application refusal, a five-year ban on reapplication, or even deportation for those already in Canada.

Our legal team transforms this challenging situation into an opportunity to strengthen your case. We provide:

With our assistance, many clients have successfully overcome IRCC concerns and proceeded with their immigration journey.

When you engage our services, we implement a systematic process designed for optimal results:

First, we conduct a detailed review of your PFL and complete immigration history. We then identify the specific concerns raised by IRCC and develop a strategic response plan. Our team works with you to gather supporting documentation and prepare a compelling response that addresses each issue comprehensively.

We ensure all submissions are professionally presented, legally sound, and submitted within the specified timeframe—typically 30 days from receipt of the letter. Throughout the process, we maintain clear communication, keeping you informed at every stage.

Our PFL services assist a wide range of clients, including: