Shory Law LLPCalgary, AB · June 29, 2026Received a Procedural Fairness Letter from IRCC? Here’s exactly what it means and what to do next
Summary A letter from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that opens with language like “the officer is not satisfied” or “there are concerns with your application” can stop a person’s immigration plans in their tracks. That letter is a procedural fairness letter (PFL), and it is one of the most consequential documents in Canadian…
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