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Shekhtman v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2018 FC 964 (CanLII)
The Federal Court of Canada overturned a refusal to consider a restoration application because it had been submitted after the legislated 90 day period. The Judge determined that the date a decision is “made”, which is the date when the 90 day period to apply for restoration begins, must be the day that the decision is actually communicated to the temporary resident, and not just the date on the decision letter.
