
Garg v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 FC 1242: Express Entry Refusal Upheld Where Applicant Failed to Establish Genuine Canadian Work Experience
In Garg v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 FC 1242, the Federal Court considered the refusal of a permanent residence application under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). The central issues were whether the immigration officer unreasonably questioned the genuineness of the applicant’s employment and whether the officer assessed her educational credentials rather than her actual job duties. The Court also examined whether procedural fairness required the officer to provide another opportunity to respond to concerns about inconsistencies in the employer’s address history. Key...
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