Please do! It would be of great help for others.
Copy paster from different sources about IRCC guidelines on Temporary resident applications.
1. IRCC website source, mentioned about applicant ties in Canada and at home and in Country of Residence. These are the questionnaire VO satisfy before making decision;
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...eligibility-admissibility-considerations.html
2. Vancouver Immigration Blog by Will Tao Blog; Immigration lawyer in Vancouver, BC. He is explaining in details about the family ties in respect to the Immigration guidelines
https://vancouverimmigrationblog.co...study-permit-applications-a-few-useful-cases/
3. Read below cases brought before the Federal Courts In Canada whereas Ms Hajiyeva was refused her Study permit in 2020 and questions reasonability of Visa officers decision about family ties.
Hajiyeva v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)
https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/fct/doc/2020/2020fc71/2020fc71.html
4. While this cannot directly related to, but it address both questions of additional evidence, lack of travel history as justification for home ties, and using relative bank statements for 34 years old applicants
GIFTY IRENE ADOM v Canada
https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/fct/doc/2019/2019fc26/2019fc26.html
There could be so many cases brought before the federal court by way of judicial review, and some are granted and or dismissed after respondent submission.
While the discussion today was intense, but I don't find any harm for whoever got rejection to reapply and possibly go all the way to judicial review if applicant felt that officer was wrong during the final determination . This way we address question of "lucky" and "unfairness".