TRIBUNAL REPRESENTATION
In Canada, a tribunal is a specialized court or administrative body that is responsible for hearing and deciding on disputes or appeals related to a specific area of law or policy. There are many different tribunals in Canada that deal with a variety of issues, including immigration, employment, human rights, and more.
If you are involved in a dispute that is being heard by a tribunal in Canada, you have the right to be represented by a lawyer or other representative. This person can help you understand the legal process and your rights, prepare and present your case, and advocate on your behalf.
It is important to note that the rules and procedures for tribunal representation can vary depending on the tribunal and the specific case. Some tribunals may have specific requirements for representation, such as requiring that the representative be a lawyer or have certain qualifications or experience.
How can we help?
Our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) can assess your eligibility, determine your options to come to Canada, and represent you in your application. We are authorized by the Canadian government to offer paid immigration services legally. Our job is to educate you about Canadian immigration and to strategize a plan considering your objectives, timeline expectations, and overall needs.
Once you retain Canada Visa Express, we work in a highly systematic manner for which we are known for. We comply with our system to be constant for being fast and efficient in the delivery of service. Upon signing the retainer agreement, we start assisting you. We make ourselves available. We answer phone calls everyday, respond to emails within 24 to 48 hours, and provide answers promptly.