Family Visa Approval After Multiple Canada Visa Refusals

Case Study : Family Visa Approval After Multiple Refusals

At Arnika Visa, we understand the emotional and logistical challenges of immigration processes, especially when families seek to unite in a new country. This case involves a family of four who faced multiple Canada visa refusals in their application for work and study permits. Through our guidance and determination, they successfully obtained their visas. 

Background of the Case

Our clients, a family of four, applied for a closed work permit for the principal applicant (the wife), an open work permit for the spouse, and study permits for their two children. The wife had an impressive background, including: 

  • An IELTS exam result of 6.5. 
  • A Master’s degree in Medical Research from Australia. 
  • An employment contract as a cook in Greater Vancouver, supported by a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). 

Despite these qualifications, all family members received refusals on February 6, 2024, except for the principal applicant. The Canada visa refusal letter was particularly disheartening as the family was eager to settle together in Canada. 

Canada visa refusal letter

Canada visa refusal letter

Seeking Professional Help: Judicial Review Pathway

Recognizing the importance of family unity, the principal applicant sought a consultation with our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC). After thoroughly discussing their situation, the family decided to pursue a judicial review pathway to challenge the Canada visa refusals. 

Addressing Concerns and Visa Approval

As part of the judicial review process, we prepared a comprehensive update letter after getting the IRCC settllement offer addressing the concerns raised by the IRCC officer, particularly regarding the financial status of the applicant. The officer had determined that a salary of $18 per hour was insufficient to support the entire family, leading to the Canada visa refusals. 

Our team emphasized the family’s strong ties to their home country, the potential for the principal applicant’s successful employment, and the financial support available to them, ensuring that the IRCC would recognize their ability to thrive in Canada. 

After a lengthy process, the principal applicant received visa approval letter, as well as a court settlement offer. Ultimately, on September 11, 2024, the IRCC approved the visas for the previously refused family members, allowing them to reunite and embark on their new journey together. 

Canada visa approval letter

Conclusion: A Successful Outcome

This case illustrates the resilience and determination of families facing immigration challenges and the importance of professional guidance in navigating the complexities of the process. Thanks to our strategic approach and persistent efforts, the family can now build their life together in Canada. 

At Arnika Visa, we are dedicated to helping families achieve their immigration goals. If you or someone you know is facing similar challenges, whether it’s Canada visa refusals or navigating work and study permits, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Our experienced team is here to provide the support you need for a successful outcome. 

How Can We Help You With Your Visa Application?

At Arnika Visa, if you want to apply for a Visa Canadawe can assist you from filing the immigration forms to guiding you through supporting documents; we take care of it all. We can advise you professionally regarding the required personalized supporting documents to increase the chance of your TRV approval and, finally, submit your TRV application to IRCC on your behalf as an authorized representative.

These days, the TRV applications are more than just filling out the forms and showing enough funds to cover your expenses. Accordingly, preparing a solid application from the beginning will place a step forward and strong precedent even to prevent an application from being judicially reviewed (JR).

The IRCC officers know when the applications are well-prepared, which means they would follow through all the stages, including Judicial Review (JR) at the Federal Court, so they would think twice before making a Canada Visa refusal decision. It has been widespread that ghost consultants file TRV applications, although it is illegal since they have no license to do so. By doing so, you miss the second chance to be accepted at the Federal Court level, as the TRV application wasn’t prepared in a way to address all legal IRCC officers’ concerns. Thus, Arnika Visa recommends seeking legal guidance from an Expert RCIC to have a better chance of successful TRV applications. 

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