Judicial Review plz help guyz

[alwaysoptimistic]

i was recently refused a study visa. Then i sent all my documents with caips to federal court canada ,from pakistan, for a judicial review. I need justice because the reasons of refusal were completely unlawful.
I have not hired any lawyer.
So what is gonna happen now?? I just posted the documents to federal court canada and do not know any rules to follow or procedure?
So what they gonna do with my application???
Any personal experience?

 

[scylla]

You have to hire a Canadian lawyer to represent you in federal court. If you don't hire a lawyer - your review will be automatically refused since there will be no one there to represent you.

So your next step is to hire a Canadian lawyer. Expect this to cost between $3K and $5K.

 

[PMM]

Hi

You have to hire a Canadian lawyer to represent you in federal court. If you don't hire a lawyer - your review will be automatically refused since there will be no one there to represent you.

So your next step is to hire a Canadian lawyer. Expect this to cost between $3K and $5K.

Actually you can be self represented in the Federal Court. http://cas-ncr-nter03.cas-satj.gc.ca/portal/page/portal/fc_cf_en/FAQ#7

Do I need a lawyer to prepare and file documents in the Federal Court?

Although you may represent yourself at the Federal Court, we recommend that you retain a lawyer because the procedures are complex. If you are not a lawyer, you may only represent yourself. Rule 120 of the Federal Courts Rules provides that a corporation must be represented by a lawyer unless, in special circumstances, the Court grants leave to be represented by an officer, partner, or member.

 

[scylla]

Actually you can be self represented in the Federal Court. http://cas-ncr-nter03.cas-satj.gc.ca/portal/page/portal/fc_cf_en/FAQ#7

Ah - good to know.

But you have to be there in person to self-represent. Correct?

 

[PMM]

Hi

Ah - good to know.

But you have to be there in person to self-represent. Correct?

Yes in the court, but you don't have to be resident in Canada to submit a Leave to Appeal.

 

[alwaysoptimistic]

Hi


Yes in the court, but you don't have to be resident in Canada to submit a Leave to Appeal.

But im in pakistan. How can i be in court in canada? I dont have a visa???