Shory Law LLPCalgary, AB · November 3, 2026What is a procedural fairness letter and how do I respond to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada?
By Shory Law LLP | Updated November 2026 Summary When Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) finds a problem with your immigration application, it may send you a procedural fairness letter (PFL) before making a decision. A PFL is not a refusal. It is a formal warning that an officer has concerns serious enough to…
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