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Suero Ubiera v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)
Decided: 2026-10-21. Docket: IMM-19549-24. Citation: 2026 FC 1289 (CanLII). Administrative law — Judicial review — Standards of review — Vavilov reasonableness — Whether the RPD decision to refuse reopening was reasonable — Evidentiary assessment reviewed for reasonableness — Record considered comprehensively — Application for judicial review dismissed | Citizenship and immigration — Refugee protection — Reopening request after abandonment — Whether the RPD unreasonably assessed evidence on mental health, email access, and efforts to pursue the claim — Little weight to mental health referral form — Failure to update address and check emailed notices — Reopening refused | Citizenship and immigration — Procedural fairness — Abandonment proceedings — Whether events relied on by the Applicant
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