FRBD CONSULTING INC.
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Procedural Fairness & Inadmissibility
Procedural fairness letters, misrepresentation findings, criminal and medical inadmissibility, temporary resident permits and humanitarian applications.
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About Procedural Fairness & Inadmissibility
A procedural fairness letter is IRCC’s warning that it is about to refuse your application — and often to find that you misrepresented something. You are given a short deadline, frequently 30 days or less, to respond. A misrepresentation finding carries a five-year ban from Canada and follows you into every future application, so the response is the most important document you will ever file.
Inadmissibility takes several forms: criminal convictions inside or outside Canada, medical conditions that could burden the health system, security and organized-crime concerns, financial inadmissibility and misrepresentation. Each has its own remedy — criminal rehabilitation, a temporary resident permit, a medical response with specialist evidence, or an application on humanitarian and compassionate grounds — and each has to be argued, not just filled in.
This is lawyer’s work, and at FRBD it is done by our in-house counsel together with the immigration practitioner who knows how officers read a file.
Who it is for
- Anyone who has received a procedural fairness letter about misrepresentation, a genuineness concern, finances or a document IRCC questions.
- Applicants with a criminal record, including impaired driving, who need criminal rehabilitation or a temporary resident permit.
- Applicants or family members with a medical condition flagged as excessive demand.
- People in Canada without status, or with a removal order, who may qualify on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
Requirements at a glance
- Procedural fairness letter: a response within the deadline, with evidence — not just an explanation — for every concern raised.
- Criminal rehabilitation: five years since the end of the sentence (deemed rehabilitation for a single minor offence after ten years).
- Temporary resident permit: a compelling reason to enter or stay that outweighs the risk.
- Humanitarian and compassionate application: establishment in Canada, the best interests of any children, hardship and family ties, documented in detail.
- Medical inadmissibility: a mitigation plan or specialist evidence that the cost or demand threshold is not met.
How FRBD helps
- Emergency turnaround on procedural fairness letters — we work to the deadline, not around it.
- Access-to-information requests for the officer's notes so the response answers the real concern.
- Criminal rehabilitation, deemed rehabilitation opinions and temporary resident permits.
- Humanitarian and compassionate applications written as a narrative with evidence, including the best interests of the child.
- Challenges of misrepresentation and inadmissibility findings at the Federal Court.
Deadlines and penalties verified on November 2, 2026. If your deadline is within days, contact us by WhatsApp rather than waiting for the assessment form.
Start with your assessment
Complete the Canada assessment form. We review every file before a consultation and only take on cases we believe we can carry through.
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