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Judicial review of H&C application denial dismissed as officer's findings were reasonable.
The applicant sought judicial review of an immigration officer's decision denying her application for permanent residence on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
The applicant argued the officer erred in assessing her ties to Canada, establishment, country conditions in Jamaica, and applied the wrong legal test.
The Federal Court reviewed the decision on a standard of reasonableness.
The Court found the officer reasonably concluded there was insufficient evidence of interdependency or reliance in her relationships, and that her level of establishment was not exceptional enough to warrant relief.
The Court also upheld the officer's findings regarding country conditions and determined the correct legal framework was applied.
The application for judicial review was dismissed.
