
Parra v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 FC 1300: PGP Reconsideration Refusal Set Aside After Applicant Made Timely Attempts to Submit Missing Sponsorship Documents but Misaddressed IRCC...
The Federal Court granted judicial review of IRCC’s refusal to reconsider the rejection of the Applicant’s application to sponsor her parents under the 2024 Parents and Grandparents (PGP) Program. The application had been rejected as incomplete because required forms were sent to incorrect IRCC email addresses. The Court found that the reconsideration decision was unreasonable because the Officer failed to adequately consider the Applicant’s genuine and timely attempts to comply, the subsequently submitted documents, and the circumstances supporting reconsideration. Key Principle Although...
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