The Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v. Vavilov reshaped how decisions are reviewed under Canada Immigration law. This case clarified that when administrative decisions (including those by IRCC) are challenged, courts will generally apply a reasonableness standard — meaning decisions must be justified, transparent, and logically sound. It also confirmed that being born in Canada does not automatically guarantee citizenship if specific legal exceptions apply. For immigration profe
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The Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v. Vavilov reshaped how decisions are reviewed under Canada Immigration law. This case clarified that when administrative decisions (including those by IRCC) are challenged, courts will generally apply a reasonableness standard — meaning decisions must be justified, transparent, and logically sound. It also confirmed that being born in Canada does not automatically guarantee citizenship if specific legal exceptions apply. For immigration profe
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