Fateh Law Corporation Facebook ad: “REFUSED A SPOUSAL OPEN WORK PERMIT OVER A…”

Running for 24 days since September 30, 2026. Crush last saw it on October 24, 2026.
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🚨 REFUSED A SPOUSAL OPEN WORK PERMIT OVER A TINY BANKING DISCREPANCY. NOW WE’RE GOING TO FEDERAL COURT. Our client’s C41 Spousal Open Work Permit was refused because the officer questioned whether the spouse’s employment qualified under the required TEER category. The officer relied on a minor discrepancy between payslips and the bank statement—including a small difference related to depositing a cheque. But the bigger issue? ⚠️ The officer raised credibility/genuineness concerns without giving the applicant an opportunity to respond through a Procedural Fairness Letter. Our position is that a minor discrepancy should not automatically lead to a finding that genuine employment does not qualify. Because reapplying may not be a practical option, we are challenging this refusal in the Federal Court of Canada. ⚖️ Was this decision reasonable? Should the applicant have been given a chance to explain? If your IRCC refusal contains serious legal or procedural errors, Federal Court judicial review may be an option. 📞 +1 604 259 6078 | +91 9875950786 🌐 navratanfateh.com #C41 #SOWP #SpousalOpenWorkPermit #IRCC #WorkPermitRefusal FederalCourt JudicialReview ProceduralFairness PFL CanadaImmigration ImmigrationLawyer CanadianImmigration









