Inadmissibility issues place an application into discretionary territory, where approvals are no longer formula-based and mistakes carry long-term consequences. These cases often involve medical, financial, compliance, or background concerns that require more than standard documentation.

Our inadmissibility services focus on identifying the exact legal basis of concern and building a structured response that addresses risk, credibility, and future compliance. This may include Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) strategies, mitigation submissions, financial rehabilitation evidence, or forward-looking plans that demonstrate stability and low risk to Canada.

Inadmissibility is rarely resolved by “explaining what happened.” It requires a precise legal framework, carefully selected evidence, and a realistic assessment of approval prospects. In some situations, the correct strategy is delay, restructuring, or alternative entry planning, not immediate filing.

These matters demand discretion, judgment, and experience. This service is reserved for complex cases where improper handling can lead to repeated refusals or long-term barriers to entry.