Your immigration file has been delayed. You have legal options.

Canadian Future helps applicants compel IRCC to make a decision on delayed immigration files through Federal Court. If your wait is unreasonable, the law is on your side.

24980+

Judicial Review cases annually in Canada

10
-70

Days for IRCC to decide after Mandamus is Granted

1090+

Judicial Review applicants helped by Canadian Future

What is a Mandamus?

A Mandamus is a Federal Court order that compels IRCC to make a decision on your immigration file. It does not guarantee approval — it forces the government to stop delaying and act on your application.

Your immigration file has been delayed. You have legal options.

Canadian Future helps applicants compel IRCC to make a decision on delayed immigration files through Federal Court. If your wait is unreasonable, the law is on your side.

24980+

Judicial Review cases annually in Canada

10
-70

Days for IRCC to decide after Mandamus is Granted

1090+

Judicial Review applicants helped by Canadian Future

What is a Mandamus?

A Mandamus is a Federal Court order that compels IRCC to make a decision on your immigration file. It does not guarantee approval — it forces the government to stop delaying and act on your application.

Your immigration file has been delayed. You have legal options.

Canadian Future helps applicants compel IRCC to make a decision on delayed immigration files through Federal Court. If your wait is unreasonable, the law is on your side.

24980+

Judicial Review cases annually in Canada

10
-70

Days for IRCC to decide after Mandamus is Granted

1090+

Judicial Review applicants helped by Canadian Future

What is a Mandamus?

A Mandamus is a Federal Court order that compels IRCC to make a decision on your immigration file. It does not guarantee approval — it forces the government to stop delaying and act on your application.

  • ✓ Federal Court Litigation

  • ✓ Bar of Quebec & NY State Bar

  • ✓ Judicial Review & Mandamus

  • ✓ English · French · Persian

Who This Is For

Is your immigration file stuck?

Is your immigration file stuck?

Is your immigration file stuck?

Temporary Resident Visa

Tourist or visitor visa submitted but stuck in processing beyond normal timelines.

Temporary Resident Visa

Tourist or visitor visa submitted but stuck in processing beyond normal timelines.

Temporary Work Permit

Work permit application delayed — LMIA-based or employer-specific submissions.

Temporary Work Permit

Work permit application delayed — LMIA-based or employer-specific submissions.

Temporary Work Permit

Work permit application delayed — LMIA-based or employer-specific submissions.

Temporary Study Permit

Study permit application sitting with IRCC past the posted processing estimate.

Temporary Study Permit

Study permit application sitting with IRCC past the posted processing estimate.

Temporary Study Permit

Study permit application sitting with IRCC past the posted processing estimate.

Permanent Residency

Startup Visa, Provincial Nominee, Express Entry, or other PR programs delayed beyond reason.

Permanent Residency

Startup Visa, Provincial Nominee, Express Entry, or other PR programs delayed beyond reason.

Citizenship

Citizenship application submitted but processing has exceeded stated government timelines.

Citizenship

Citizenship application submitted but processing has exceeded stated government timelines.

Citizenship

Citizenship application submitted but processing has exceeded stated government timelines.

How It Works

Three steps to take action

Three steps to take action

Three steps to take action

Step 01

Fill out the form

Tell us about your application — what type, when you submitted, and which country you applied from. Takes 2 minutes.

Step 01

Fill out the form

Tell us about your application — what type, when you submitted, and which country you applied from. Takes 2 minutes.

Step 01

Fill out the form

Tell us about your application — what type, when you submitted, and which country you applied from. Takes 2 minutes.

Step 02

We review & call you

Our intake team reviews your details and contacts you on WhatsApp to confirm your situation and assess whether your delay is actionable.

Step 02

We review & call you

Our intake team reviews your details and contacts you on WhatsApp to confirm your situation and assess whether your delay is actionable.

Step 02

We review & call you

Our intake team reviews your details and contacts you on WhatsApp to confirm your situation and assess whether your delay is actionable.

Step 03

Meet our legal team

If you qualify, we schedule a free 30-minute consultation to explain your legal options — Mandamus, Judicial Review, or both.

Step 03

Meet our legal team

If you qualify, we schedule a free 30-minute consultation to explain your legal options — Mandamus, Judicial Review, or both.

Step 03

Meet our legal team

If you qualify, we schedule a free 30-minute consultation to explain your legal options — Mandamus, Judicial Review, or both.

TAKE ACTION

Stop waiting for IRCC. Find out if you qualify.

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TAKE ACTION

Stop waiting for IRCC. Find out if you qualify.

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Frequently Asked Questions?

What you need to know

Will this hurt my application?

No. Filing a Mandamus or Judicial Review does not negatively affect your immigration application. It is a legal right recognized by Canadian courts. Federal Court processes thousands of these cases every year.

How much does it cost?

Costs depend on the complexity of your case. During the free consultation, we'll give you a clear picture of fees before you commit to anything. No surprises.

What if my delay isn't long enough?

If your application is still within normal IRCC processing times, we'll tell you honestly. We'll also let you know when your wait crosses the threshold so you can act at the right time.

What does "winning" actually mean?

The Federal Court does not grant visas. A Mandamus forces IRCC to make a decision — typically within 30 to 90 days

Do I need documents to get started?

Not at first. We only need your basic application details (type, country, submission date). Documents are only required later if your case moves forward.

I'm outside Canada — can you still help?

Yes. Canadian Future handles cases for applicants worldwide. The Federal Court process can be initiated regardless of where you are currently located.

Frequently Asked Questions?

What you need to know

Will this hurt my application?

No. Filing a Mandamus or Judicial Review does not negatively affect your immigration application. It is a legal right recognized by Canadian courts. Federal Court processes thousands of these cases every year.

How much does it cost?

Costs depend on the complexity of your case. During the free consultation, we'll give you a clear picture of fees before you commit to anything. No surprises.

What if my delay isn't long enough?

If your application is still within normal IRCC processing times, we'll tell you honestly. We'll also let you know when your wait crosses the threshold so you can act at the right time.

What does "winning" actually mean?

The Federal Court does not grant visas. A Mandamus forces IRCC to make a decision — typically within 30 to 90 days

Do I need documents to get started?

Not at first. We only need your basic application details (type, country, submission date). Documents are only required later if your case moves forward.

I'm outside Canada — can you still help?

Yes. Canadian Future handles cases for applicants worldwide. The Federal Court process can be initiated regardless of where you are currently located.

Legal Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Submitting the assessment form does not create a solicitor-client relationship. Canadian Future (Cabinet d'Avocat C.F. Inc.) is a law firm registered in Quebec, Canada.

Legal Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Submitting the assessment form does not create a solicitor-client relationship. Canadian Future (Cabinet d'Avocat C.F. Inc.) is a law firm registered in Quebec, Canada.