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By Sundeep S. Grewal<\/a>, lawyer at Lawgical Law Corporation \u00b7 Reviewed November 12, 2026<\/em><\/p>\n

Sundeep S. Grewal is a lawyer at Lawgical Law Corporation, called to the BC bar in 2018, and a member of the Law Society of British Columbia<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

Updated November 12, 2026: IRCC’s super visa stay rules and the restoration and judicial review provisions checked that day.<\/em><\/p>\n

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The fix:<\/strong> restoration within 90 days, a new extension with stronger evidence, or judicial review in the Federal Court.<\/p>\n

The deadline:<\/strong> 15 days for judicial review of a decision made in Canada (IRPA s. 72); 90 days to apply for restoration (IRPR s. 182).<\/p>\n

Why a lawyer:<\/strong> your parent’s status, the clock and the right route all turn on the refusal date. Why a lawyer<\/a><\/p>\n

Book a consultation<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The lawyers who review these refusals<\/p>\n

\"SundeepSundeep S. Grewal<\/span>Barrister and Solicitor<\/span><\/a>\"PrabhpreetPrabhpreet Kaur Sangha<\/span>Barrister and Solicitor<\/span><\/a>\"PardeepPardeep S. Grewal<\/span>Barrister and Solicitor<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n
\nAbout our lawyers<\/summary>\n
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Sundeep S. Grewal<\/a><\/strong> founded Lawgical Law Corporation and argues immigration cases at the Immigration and Refugee Board and the Federal Court of Canada.<\/p>\n

Prabhpreet Kaur Sangha<\/a><\/strong> focuses on refugee claims, immigration appeals, inadmissibility, detention reviews and Federal Court cases, and has presented at Continuing Legal Education seminars and the National Immigration Conference.<\/p>\n

Pardeep S. Grewal<\/a><\/strong> is an immigration and estates lawyer known for clear communication and practical strategy.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/details>\n<\/div>\n

When a parent on a super visa asks to stay longer and the extension is refused, they lose their status in Canada. They usually have three routes: apply for restoration of status within 90 days, apply again with stronger evidence, or challenge the refusal in the Federal Court within 15 days. Which is right depends on why the extension was refused and how long the parent has been here. While a timely extension application is pending, the parent keeps their status. Once it’s refused, that ends, and the parent shouldn’t stay without a plan. Acting in the first days after the refusal keeps every option open.<\/p>\n

Lawgical Law Corporation<\/a>, an immigration law firm in Surrey, Abbotsford and Vancouver, BC, handles super visa extension refusals, restoration and Federal Court challenges; this guide is by Sundeep S. Grewal.<\/p>\n

Your parent’s status after the refusal<\/h2>\n