Detention Cases

Enforcement and Detention Immigration Services

Defending Your Rights in High-Stakes Immigration Matters

Enforcement and detention cases can be some of the most urgent and stressful situations in immigration law. At Godwit Law Office, we provide immediate, skilled legal representation for individuals facing removal from Canada, detention by immigration authorities, or other enforcement actions.

We act quickly to protect your rights, prepare strong legal arguments, and work toward the best possible outcome in your case.

How We Help

We assist clients with:

Admissibility Hearings

Defending against findings that you are inadmissible to Canada.

Detention Hearings

Seeking release from immigration detention before the Immigration Division.

CBSA Call-Ins and Appearances

Representing you during mandatory reporting to the Canada Border Services Agency.

A44 Report Responses

Addressing allegations of inadmissibility or violations of immigration law.

Stays of Removal

Requesting to delay or prevent removal from Canada.

Misrepresentation Cases

Defending against allegations of providing false or misleading information.

Immigration Consequences Letters

Providing legal opinions on the immigration impact of criminal or other legal issues.

We provide representation at Immigration and Refugee Board hearings, Federal Court proceedings, and in written submissions to IRCC or CBSA.

Why Choose Godwit Law

  • Experienced Immigration Lawyers
    Skilled in defending clients in urgent and complex enforcement matters.
  • Rapid Response
    We act quickly when time-sensitive issues arise.
  • Thorough Preparation
    We build strong legal arguments supported by evidence and law.
  • Clear Communication
    You will understand your options and the possible risks at every stage.
  • Multilingual Support
    English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu spoken.
Why Choose Godwit Law
What to Prepare for Your Case

What to Prepare for Your Case

You may need:

  • Any notices, letters, or reports from CBSA or IRCC
  • Proof of ties to Canada (family, employment, community involvement)
  • Travel documents and identification
  • Evidence addressing the allegations in your case
  • Medical or humanitarian documentation, if applicable

Enforcement and Detention FAQs

  • 01

    What happens at an admissibility hearing?

    The Immigration Division decides if you are inadmissible to Canada and whether a removal order should be issued.
  • 02

    Can I be released from immigration detention?

    Yes. At a detention hearing, we can argue for your release based on conditions that address the reasons for your detention.
  • 03

    What is an A44 report?

    It is a report prepared by CBSA outlining alleged violations of immigration law or reasons you may be inadmissible.
  • 04

    How quickly do I need legal help for a removal order?

    Immediately. Deadlines to challenge or stay a removal can be extremely short.
  • 05

    Can enforcement action affect my permanent residence or citizenship application?

    Yes. Ongoing enforcement issues can delay or prevent approval of immigration applications.
Enforcement and Detention FAQs

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Get Urgent Legal Help for Enforcement and Detention Cases

Call (647) 749-8926 or contact us online right away. We will act quickly to protect your rights and defend your case.