Battista Migration Law GroupToronto, ON · May 13, 2026Judicial Review: Am I able to Submit New Evidence?
You’ve received a refusal on your immigration application and you are asking yourself what steps to take next? For many, challenging the decision means starting an application for Judicial Review with the Federal Court of Canada. Before pursuing this option, however, it is important to understand what evidence can/cannot be considered by the Federal Court to decide if this option is right for you.
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