Accused of Misrepresentation? Ministers Delegate Review!

A Ministers Delegate Review will give you an opportunity to explain why you said or did something that could find you inadmissible to Canada. The error could be caused by a representative instead of you yourself.

The issue could be just an accidental mistake that would not lead to withholding material facts. What is deemed a "relevant matter"? Would your mistake induce an error in the administration of this Act?

Your situation will be reviewed at a Ministers Delegate Review where you can explain your actions to a Senior Immigration Officer.

That Officer will decide to send you for an admissibility hearing to the Immigration Division or accept that there is insufficent evidence to warrant an admissibility hearing.

ALWAYS RETAIN EXPERIENCED COUNSEL!

Having representation at a Ministers Delegate Review is normally very reasonable. Certain Lawyers will charge between $5,000.00 - $8,000.00 for an admissibility hearing and Registered Consultants with vast experience are more likely top charge half the price..