FACING DEPORTATION FROM CANADA?
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
🛑 Stop Your Removal Before It’s Too Late.
Has the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) scheduled your removal?
Have you received a deportation order, removal order, or departure order?
Are you a permanent resident, refugee claimant, or foreign national now facing deportation?
We’ve successfully stopped 100+ deportations across Canada — from emergency stays to long-term solutions.
Whether your removal is days away or weeks away, our lawyers are ready to act fast to keep you in Canada.
⏱️ Time is critical. Every day you wait could be the day you lose your chance to stay in Canada.
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Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
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Emergency Stay Applications
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Deferral of Removal
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Removal Order Challenges
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Urgent Legal Assistance
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Removal on Short Notice
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Stay of Removal Success
➱ Federal Court Stay of Removal ➱ Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) ➱ Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) ➱ Emergency Stay Applications ➱ Deferral of Removal ➱ Removal Order Challenges ➱ Urgent Legal Assistance ➱ Removal on Short Notice ➱ Stay of Removal Success
EXPERT DEPORTATION & REMOVAL LAWYER
I’m Sundeep S. Grewal, a Canadian immigration lawyer who specializes in stopping deportations—fast.
Whether you’ve received a removal order, deportation order, or departure order, I help clients across Canada apply for stays of removal and fight back in urgent, high-stakes cases.
✅ Stopped removals in every province and territory—from Yukon to Quebec
✅ Filed successful Federal Court stay of removal applications, even at the last minute
✅ Challenged CBSA refusals to defer removal when clients had pending H&C, sponsorship, PRRA, or appeals
✅ Represented permanent residents, failed refugee claimants, and undocumented foreign nationals
✅ Won emergency deferrals and interim stays while full legal challenges were underway
✅ Helped clients remain in Canada when they were told they had no options left
🛡️ I’m not an immigration consultant. I’m a licensed Canadian lawyer who argues removal cases at the Federal Court of Canada and the Immigration and Refugee Board.
📍No matter where you live, I can represent you in court and work quickly to stop your removal from Canada.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
Sundeep S. Grewal
Immigration Deportation Lawyer
Ph: 778-598-3785
E: sundeep@lawgicalcorp.com
Contact us Today!
TRUSTED DEPORTATION LAWYERS
1. I am a Permanent Resident who has been Given a Deportation Order
2. Can I Really Stop My Removal from Canada?
3. Trusted Deportation Lawyers. Over a Hundred Winning Cases
4. How Do I Apply to the Federal Court of Canada for a Stay of Removal?
5. Can I Ask CBSA to Defer (Pause) My Removal from Canada?
6. My PRRA Was Refused and I Was Given a Removal Date. Can I Stop My Removal?
7. I Have a Pending Spousal Sponsorship or Humanitarian Application. Can I Stop My Removal?
8. What Are Some of the Reasons I Can Use to Ask CBSA to Defer (Pause) My Removal from Canada?
9. A Brief List of Some of Our Most Complicated Successful Cases
I am a Permanent Resident who has been Given a Deportation Order
If you are a permanent resident of Canada and have received a removal or deportation order, your situation is extremely serious:
If a deportation order has already been issued, you no longer have permanent resident status and can be removed from Canada.
You may be sent back to your country of origin, even if you’ve lived in Canada for years.
Here’s what happens based on your immigration background:
🛂 If you were granted refugee status before becoming a permanent resident:
You are now considered a foreign national for the purposes of removal.
Canada cannot deport you until a “danger opinion” is issued, determining whether you still face risk in your home country.
📄 If you became a PR through another stream (e.g., Express Entry, family sponsorship, work/study permits):
If your deportation order is based on serious criminality, you may not have the right to appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD).
If you do have a right of appeal, it is critical to retain a lawyer to maximize your chances of success at the IAD.
If you don’t have an appeal right, and you possess a valid passport, CBSA can remove you from Canada.
📌 You may still have options:
A Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) application may be possible.
However, H&C alone does not stop your removal — it must be paired with a Stay of Removal motion to the Federal Court or a deferral request to CBSA.
⏳ Time matters. Once a deportation order is issued, the process can move fast. Speak with a lawyer immediately to explore your legal options and stay in Canada.
📞 Call or email now to speak with a deportation appeal lawyer — free of charge.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
Can I Really Stop My Removal from Canada?
Yes—you absolutely can. But time is critical.
If you've received a removal order or deportation notice from CBSA, you still have legal options. You may be eligible to apply to the Federal Court of Canada for a stay of removal—a legal order that pauses your deportation while your case is reviewed.
⚠️ But stopping a removal is not automatic. You need a strong legal basis, and the Court applies a strict legal test:
Is your case serious enough to deserve a hearing?
Will you suffer irreparable harm if you're removed?
Does the balance of convenience favour letting you stay in Canada?
Only an experienced immigration deportation lawyer knows how to present this properly—and fast. Last-minute applications often fail because they are rushed or incomplete.
At Lawgical Law Corporation, we’ve won over 100 stays of removal for clients across Canada. Whether you're a permanent resident, refused refugee claimant, or foreign national, we know how to fight your removal and give you the best chance to stay.
📞 Don’t wait. If you have a deportation date, contact us today for urgent legal help.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
Trusted Deportation Lawyers. Over a Hundred Winning Cases
At Lawgical Law Corporation, we are trusted leaders in stopping deportation from Canada. We focus on urgent removal cases and have successfully fought over 100+ removal orders across the country.
Whether you’re a permanent resident facing deportation for criminality, or a refused refugee claimant with a removal date, we know how to build effective legal strategies that work under pressure.
✅ We specialize in:
Stay of removal motions at the Federal Court
Deferral request submissions to CBSA
Judicial review applications challenging unfair decisions
Complex humanitarian and compassionate submissions under tight deadlines
We’ve stopped deportations for clients from all over the world—no matter how complicated the case.
📞 Call or email now to book a free consultation and find out how we can help you stop your removal from Canada.
We serve clients in Abbotsford, Surrey, Vancouver, and across every province and territory in Canada through phone and video appointments.
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
SUNDEEP SINGH GREWAL
How Do I Apply to the Federal Court of Canada for a Stay of Removal?
To stop your removal from Canada, you can apply to the Federal Court for a stay of removal—but only if you have another legal matter already in progress (such as a PRRA appeal, H&C refusal, or a deferral refusal).
There are two common ways to trigger the stay process:
1. Deferral Request Refused by CBSA
If you ask Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to delay your removal (called a “deferral request”) and they refuse, you can apply to the Federal Court to have that decision reviewed. At the same time, you can file a motion for a stay of removal to stop your deportation while the case is being decided.
Grounds for a deferral request may include:
A pending humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) or spousal sponsorship application
Upcoming medical procedures, childbirth, or caregiving duties
Other compassionate or temporary reasons requiring you to stay in Canada
2. PRRA Refusal or Judicial Review in Progress
If you’ve already filed for judicial review of a Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) or another immigration refusal, you can apply directly to the Court for a stay.
In both cases, you’ll need to show:
That your case raises a serious issue
That you’ll suffer irreparable harm if removed
That the balance of convenience favors stopping the removal
These arguments must be properly drafted and supported by sworn affidavits and legal submissions. The stakes are high, and the timeline is tight—don’t attempt this without experienced legal help.
📞 Contact us today to speak with a deportation lawyer who knows how to stop removals across Canada.
We offer emergency services for clients facing short-notice removal dates.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
Can I Ask CBSA to Defer (Pause) My Removal from Canada?
Yes, you can—but timing is critical.
If the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has given you a removal date, you can request a deferral, which means asking them to pause your removal temporarily.
Step 1: Ask CBSA for a Deferral
You must provide short-term reasons why your removal should be delayed. Common examples include:
A pending immigration application (such as spousal sponsorship or humanitarian and compassionate grounds)
A medical condition or upcoming medical treatment
The need to provide care or support to a family member
An upcoming birth or other urgent family event
CBSA will consider your request but may deny it. If they do, don’t panic—you still have options.
Step 2: Apply for a Stay of Removal from the Federal Court
If CBSA refuses to defer your removal, we can take your case to the Federal Court of Canada and file a stay of removal motion. This is a legal request to pause your removal while the Court decides if your case should proceed.
The Court will consider three key things:
Whether your case raises a serious legal issue
Whether you would suffer irreparable harm if removed
Whether the balance of convenience favors delaying your removal
⏱️ Act fast—Federal Court motions require preparation and time. If you wait until the last few days, it may be too late for the Court to hear your case.
Our team is experienced in emergency stay applications. We’ve helped people across Canada stop removals—even at the last minute.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
My PRRA Was Refused and I Was Given a Removal Date. Can I Stop My Removal?
Yes, you can still stop your removal, even if your Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) has been refused and you've been given a removal date.
In this situation, you have the right to:
✅ File for Judicial Review and a Stay of Removal
If your PRRA was refused, you can:
File a Judicial Review with the Federal Court to challenge the decision.
File a Stay of Removal motion at the same time to stop your removal while the Court decides your case.
You do not need to ask CBSA for a deferral in this scenario — you can go directly to court.
Why This Matters
The Federal Court often views stay applications related to PRRA refusals more favorably, especially if:
You’ve raised strong arguments about the risks you face
The PRRA decision was rushed or ignored key evidence
You’re at immediate risk of being deported to a dangerous situation
Our team has helped many clients get their removals stopped after a PRRA refusal — and we’ve also won judicial reviews of the PRRA itself, giving clients a second chance to prove their case.
🕒 Time is critical. If your PRRA has been refused and you have a removal date, don’t wait. We’ll move quickly to get your court filings in on time and argue for your right to remain in Canada.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
I Have a Pending Spousal Sponsorship or Humanitarian Application. Can I Stop My Removal?
🛑 Step 1: Ask CBSA for a Deferral
Your first step is to ask the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to defer (pause) your removal. The idea is to give Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) time to make a decision on your sponsorship or H&C application before you are removed.
CBSA will look at:
Whether your application is far along in processing
Whether removal would cause harm or hardship
Whether there are compassionate reasons to wait
A strong submission from an experienced lawyer can make all the difference here.
🏛 Step 2: File for a Stay of Removal if CBSA Refuses
If CBSA refuses to defer your removal, we can immediately go to the Federal Court and file a motion for a stay of removal. This is a legal request to stop your removal until your immigration application is decided.
We will argue:
That your application deserves to be decided
That removal would cause irreparable harm
That it’s in the interest of justice to let you stay
⏱ Act quickly. The closer you are to your removal date, the harder it is to stop the process. Don’t wait until the last minute to contact us.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
What Are Some of the Reasons I Can Use to Ask CBSA to Defer (Pause) My Removal from Canada?
When facing a removal order, you have the right to ask the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to defer your removal. This is a temporary pause to give you time to resolve your immigration situation.
Common Reasons CBSA May Defer a Removal:
🧾 You are waiting for a decision on a spousal sponsorship or humanitarian (H&C) application.
🏥 You or a family member is dealing with a medical emergency or requires essential care or support.
👶 You are expecting the birth of a child, or need to be present for a significant family event.
📋 You need more time to prepare for your removal or to finalize legal matters.
How to Request a Deferral
A deferral request must be:
Made in writing to CBSA
Accompanied by strong supporting documents
Clearly argue why your removal should be delayed
We prepare customized deferral packages that highlight the compassionate and legal reasons CBSA should delay your removal.
If CBSA denies the deferral, we’re ready to go to the Federal Court and file a stay of removal on your behalf—sometimes within 24 hours.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
A Brief List of Some of Our Most Complicated Successful Cases
We understand how stressful and uncertain facing removal from Canada can be. Over the years, we’ve helped numerous clients successfully stop their removals and secure their right to stay in the country.
Below, we’ve provided a few examples of real cases where our firm made a difference, showing how a strategic and experienced approach can turn even the toughest situations around.
These cases highlight the importance of having skilled representation and remind us that every situation is unique.
If you find yourself in a similar position, we’re here to help.
In this case, our client was a foreign national living in Canada while her husband resided in the United States. The court recognized that she faced the same risks as her husband and granted her the right to stay in Canada temporarily. This gave her valuable time to make the necessary arrangements before joining her husband in the U.S. Thanks to our careful legal strategy, she was able to remain in Canada until she could safely reunite with her spouse, without the pressure of immediate removal.
In this case, our client arrived in Canada and was instructed by CBSA to return to the airport. During her return, she was subjected to an unfair interview process, which resulted in a removal order being issued against her. We successfully demonstrated to the court that the decision was unjust, and as a result, a stay of removal was granted. This allowed our client to remain in Canada while the situation was properly addressed, giving her the fair treatment she deserved.
In this case, our client was facing removal to his home country but requested a deferral to stay in Canada with his wife, a Canadian citizen, who was expecting their baby in a few months. His wife had long-standing mental health challenges and relied on his support for a safe and healthy birth. The court not only granted a stay of removal, allowing him to remain in Canada, but also ordered the Department of Justice to compensate our client. The court found that the CBSA officer had deliberately acted in a way that unfairly prejudiced him. This victory gave our client the chance to stay by his wife’s side during this critical time.
In this case, our client was a peaceful supporter of Khalistan living in Canada, but he received an unfair PRRA refusal that ignored crucial evidence showing he would be at risk if returned to India. We argued before the court that the officer handling his case had unjustly overlooked key pieces of evidence, and the court agreed that our argument had merit. As a result, the court granted a stay of removal. Thanks to our efforts, our client was able to remain in Canada, stay safe, and continue pursuing his appeal of the refused PRRA.
Our client had been under a removal order for over 10 years but could not be removed from Canada. In 2024, the CBSA took steps to remove him, which raised concerns about his safety if returned to Cameroon. To avoid removal, he fled to the United States, but he was returned to Canada and placed in immigration detention.
The client feared persecution in Cameroon because authorities were allegedly seeking him due to his political activities in Canada. Although he provided evidence supporting this claim, the CBSA refused to defer his removal to allow him to submit a new PRRA application.
Through our firm’s efforts, the client was granted a stay of removal and given another opportunity to have his risk assessed in Canada.
SUNDEEP S. GREWAL
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR
LAWGICAL LAW CORPORATION
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