Restoration of Status
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Regaining Your Legal Immigration Standing in Canada
Losing legal status in Canada due to an expired study permit, work permit, or visitor visa can create serious immigration complications. However, if you act promptly, you may be eligible to apply for Restoration of Status under Canadian immigration law.
At Sunder Law, we assist individuals who have fallen out of status in regaining their legal standing—helping to protect their future in Canada. Whether your lapse was due to oversight, misunderstanding, or unforeseen circumstances, our team provides swift, strategic legal support to guide you through the restoration process.
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Out of Status? Sunder Law Can Guide You Back Legally
Quick Case Assessment
We review your immigration history and reason for lapse to determine if you qualify for restoration under IRCC guidelines.
Bridge to Future Immigration Options
We help you transition to the correct permit (e.g., study or work) while maintaining compliance and setting you up for long-term immigration success.
Urgent Filing within Deadlines
We ensure your application is filed within the 90-day window—protecting you from further legal complications or inadmissibility risks.
Tailored Submission Strategy
Our team prepares a complete, persuasive application with clear legal justification for your restoration request.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It allows foreign nationals to regain legal status after a study, work, or visitor permit expires—if applied for within 90 days of losing status.
You must have stayed in Canada since the status expired and must apply within 90 days. We’ll evaluate your case to confirm eligibility.
Yes, you may remain in Canada but cannot study or work until a decision is made and your new status is approved.
You may be considered out of status and could face removal. We recommend contacting Sunder Law immediately to explore your options.
Yes. For example, if you had a study permit but now have a job offer, you may request restoration and a new work permit at the same time.
Typically, your expired permit, explanation letter, proof of ongoing eligibility, and the new application forms. We handle all the details.
No, approval is discretionary. Our legal team builds a compelling case that aligns with IRCC expectations to maximize your chances.