Lawgical Law Corporation is a Canadian immigration law firm representing clients across Canada. We prepare PRRA applications, represent clients in refugee claims and appeals, and challenge refusals at the Federal Court. When your safety is on the line, we bring focused preparation and determined advocacy to your case.

A PRRA assesses whether returning you to another country would expose you to persecution, torture, a risk to your life, or cruel and unusual treatment or punishment. It is an opportunity to explain the danger you face and provide supporting evidence.

Act promptly. Keep your notification and note when you received it. Contact our office with the package and your previous immigration decisions so we can review your deadlines and begin preparing your case.

An eligible first PRRA application submitted on time generally pauses removal while it is assessed. Late applications, subsequent applications, and applications at a port of entry do not receive the same automatic protection. We can check which rules apply to you.

For a first PRRA, the usual deadlines are 15 days to submit the application form and 30 days to submit supporting evidence and written arguments. Service by mail can affect the calculation. Follow your notification and have the dates checked immediately.

Yes, a previous refusal does not automatically end your options. You must be eligible for a PRRA, and special rules govern new evidence after a refusal. We review the earlier findings and assess what evidence can support your application.

New evidence may include recent threats, changed country conditions, or evidence you could not reasonably have presented earlier. A newly written document does not automatically qualify. We assess both the evidence and the explanation for why it was not previously available.

Useful documents can include threatening messages, witness statements, police or medical records, and country reports. Bring your identity documents and previous immigration decisions too. We help identify evidence that connects the danger directly to your circumstances.

You may still qualify for a PRRA, depending on why your claim was ineligible. CBSA must notify you that you can apply. If your claim was never heard, different evidence rules may apply.

Most PRRAs are decided on written evidence and submissions. A hearing may be held in certain circumstances, including where a central credibility issue must be addressed. We prepare your written case thoroughly and represent you if a hearing is scheduled.

You may qualify for a work permit while a timely first PRRA is pending. Applying for a PRRA does not itself authorize you to work. We can review your existing permit and whether you qualify to apply for one.

In most cases, approval gives you protected person status, allowing you to apply for permanent residence. Some applicants receive a stay of removal instead, without protected person status. We can explain what your decision means and help with the next steps.

A refusal may be challenged through judicial review at the Federal Court. Filing that challenge does not automatically stop removal. An urgent court stay may also be necessary. We review the decision for legal errors and assess your options quickly.

Contact our office immediately. Send your removal notice, PRRA notification, and any refusal decisions. We will assess whether a PRRA, a request to defer removal, or an urgent Federal Court stay application is available in your circumstances.

We represent clients across Canada, with documents and appointments handled remotely. We provide a clear fee quote explaining the work covered and payment arrangements. Contact us with your PRRA package and deadlines so we can assess what your case requires.