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A practical guide to gathering evidence, addressing credibility concerns, and building successful H&C and TRP applications.
Chantal Desloges
$90
3 hours
Attend Live Online and On-Demand Recording
This course provides a practical examination of evidentiary strategies for Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) and Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) applications, with a focus on building persuasive records that support discretionary decision-making under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. Participants will learn how to identify, assess, organize, and present evidence to strengthen credibility, demonstrate hardship, establish the best interests of the child, and address documentation gaps. Through practical case studies and file review exercises, the course equips immigration practitioners with the skills to develop compelling H&C and TRP applications that withstand close officer scrutiny and maximize the likelihood of a positive outcome.
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Chantal Desloges
Law Firm Principal/Senior Lawyer
Chantal Desloges is one of Canada's leading immigration lawyers, with more than 25 years of experience practicing exclusively in Canadian immigration and citizenship law. She is the founder of Desloges Law Group Professional Corporation in Toronto and has built a national reputation for representing clients in complex immigration matters, including humanitarian and compassionate applications, inadmissibility, refugee protection, detention, removals, family sponsorship, business immigration, and Federal Court litigation.
A respected educator and frequent speaker, Chantal has presented at numerous conferences and continuing professional development programs for lawyers, immigration consultants, and other legal professionals across Canada. She is known for translating complex legal principles into practical strategies that practitioners can immediately apply to their files.
Chantal regularly appears before the Immigration and Refugee Board, the Federal Court, and other tribunals, and has been recognized by her peers for her extensive knowledge, advocacy skills, and commitment to advancing excellence within Canada's immigration bar.
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