IMMIGRATION REFUSAL EMERGENCY
Refusal A34/A35/A37:
Security & Human Rights
Received a refusal letter or removal order? This is not the end. Immediate action is required.
Refusal Analysis
"Banned from Canada for espionage, terrorism, or organized crime."
Sections A34 (security), A35 (human rights violations), and A37 (organized crime) are the most serious bans in the Canadian immigration system. They are rare but often linked to allegations of participation in terrorist activities, government overthrow, or crimes against humanity.
Legal Context
Sections 34, 35, and 37 of the IRPA cover respectively threats to Canada's security, human and international rights violations, and transnational organized crime.
Why the Officer Refused (Common Reasons)
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Allegation of participation in a terrorist organization.!
Military service in a conflict country.!
Public office in a dictatorial regime.!
Allegation of organized crime.OUR STRATEGY
How We Fix It
Highly complex file. Ministerial request or Federal Court.
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In-depth legal analysis of specific allegations.2
Ministerial exemption request if applicable.3
Preparation of a Federal Court file.4
Consultation with national security law experts.Frequently Asked Questions
Are these bans permanent?
In principle yes, but a ministerial exemption or Federal Court decision can lift them in some cases.
Is mandatory military service concerned?
Potentially yes, if the country or military is involved in human rights violations.
Don't Waste Time
Deadlines for Federal Court (15/60 days) or Restoration (90 days) are strict.
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- Authorized to plead before the Tribunal (IRB)
- Expertise in appeals and judicial review
- Management of complex cases (A40, A36, etc.)