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Canada Extends Timeline for Immigration Judicial Review Applications Amid Court BacklogA quiet but critical shift in Canada’s immigration appeals process could determine whether your rejection stands—or gets a second chance. As of May 14, 2025, the Federal Court has extended the deadline to file a judicial review application from 30 to 75 days. It may sound like a win for applicants, but the clock is still ticking—and the risks have never been higher.

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00:01Canada extends timeline for immigration judicial review applications amid court backlog.

00:09A quiet but critical shift in Canada's immigration appeals process could determine whether your rejection stands or gets a second chance.

00:19As of May 14, 2025, the Federal Court has extended the deadline to file a judicial review application from 30 to 75 days.

00:30It may sound like a win for applicants, but the clock is still ticking and the risks have never been higher.

00:40Full version available on our website. Find the link below in the description and pinned comment.

01:01This video explains Canada's new judicial review extension. Why the Federal Court introduced this change.

01:08A step-by-step breakdown of the review timeline. What applicants can expect if leave is granted or denied.

01:15And the risks and realities of the new 75-day rule.

01:19So make sure to watch till the end to avoid legal missteps and better prepare for your immigration appeals process.

01:25Let's begin with Canada's judicial review extension explained.

01:35Applicants now have 75 days to submit their full case record when challenging an immigration refusal in Federal Court.

01:43Giving them crucial time to gather evidence, consult lawyers and build stronger cases.

01:48Next, we explore why the Federal Court made this change.

01:57The backlog is real. A surge in 2024 to 2025.

02:04Rejections overwhelmed the court, leading to rushed filings, incomplete documents and dismissals.

02:11This new timeline is meant to slow the chaos, but not stop the pressure.

02:18Moving on to the step-by-step review timeline.

02:23When applying, the initial request must be filed within 15 days if you are inside Canada,

02:30or within 60 days if you are outside the country.

02:33Once the request is filed, the government must be served within 10 days.

02:37After receiving the written reasons, you then have 75 days to submit the full application.

02:46The government is expected to respond within 30 days.

02:50And if needed, the applicant may file a reply within 10 days after that.

02:55Then, we examine what happens if leave is granted or denied.

03:05If leave is denied, your case ends with no appeal allowed.

03:11If granted, a hearing is scheduled.

03:14But even a successful review may only result in your case being sent back for reconsideration.

03:20Not a guaranteed win.

03:22We will also discuss the risks and realities behind the new 75-day rule.

03:30More time doesn't mean more chances.

03:34One misstep.

03:36Missed deadlines, weak arguments or poor documentation can cost everything.

03:40The system is still under pressure and only the most prepared will move forward.

03:44Finally, we wrap up with conclusion.

03:50This rule gives you more time, but not a second chance.

03:55If you are facing a visa refusal, the 75-day window could be your only shot at justice.

04:00All done for today.

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