Ineffective counsel claims are legal challenges based on the inadequate representation you received from a previous immigration representative. The Supreme Court of Canada has established a two-part test that must be met for these claims to succeed:

Unlike simple disagreements with strategy, ineffective counsel claims require substantial evidence of representation that falls below professional standards and directly harms your case outcome.

We help anyone who has:

For many clients, these claims represent their last opportunity to correct a miscarriage of justice and secure their immigration status in Canada.

When filing a Federal Court immigration appeal based on ineffective counsel, timing and documentation are critical. Our firm guides you through this complex process.

We begin with a thorough assessment of your case, examining all evidence of inadequate representation. Our team then prepares comprehensive documentation including a detailed written statement of allegations, supporting evidence, and required legal forms.

We manage the strict notification requirements, ensuring your former counsel receives proper notice and opportunity to respond. Throughout the Federal Court immigration appeal process, we maintain meticulous records and adhere to all procedural timelines.

For cases involving regulated immigration consultants, ICCRC complaints provide an additional avenue for redress. Our strategic approach includes: