
Baneh v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 FC 1314: Express Entry Refusal Upheld Where Applicant Failed to Provide Evidence of Foreign Work Duties Required Under the National Occupational...
The Federal Court dismissed the Applicant’s application for judicial review of IRCC’s refusal of his permanent residence application under the Canadian Experience Class. The refusal was based on insufficient evidence demonstrating that the Applicant’s foreign work experience met the requirements of the applicable National Occupational Classification (NOC). The Court found that the Officer reasonably concluded that the submitted documents did not establish the Applicant’s employment duties and that procedural fairness did not require IRCC to provide an opportunity to correct the evidentiary...
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