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UK Immigration Appeals 


It is essential that those affected by negative Home Office (HO) decisions take advice about their position as soon as possible, as the period for lodging appeals or administrative reviews is limited. We can advise you on potential grounds of appeal, assist with lodging an appeal, help you to gather relevant evidence for your appeal, draft legal arguments in support of your appeal and represent you at your immigration appeal hearing.


Immigration Solicitors UK understand the sense of doubt and anguish that can result from receiving a negative decision on an immigration application. Such news can be hurtful for all those affected. 

We offer strategic advice to individuals and organisations on the best way to challenge HO decisions. We take a sensible approach on behalf of our clients, ensuring the most cost-effective and swift resolution.


If you receive a negative decision, we will advise you on the evidential gaps in your case, establishing how they can be best remedied. This ensures that your case will be put before a Judge or HO Review Team in the best possible light.


Applicants subject to an eligible immigration decision have the right to appeal to the Immigration Tribunal on the ground that the immigration decision breaches their human rights. Our UK immigration attorneys are experts in preparing and presenting immigration appeals before the First-tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal and higher courts.


First Tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum) Appeals


Certain types of refused applications can be appealed using the First-Tier Tribunal, for example, human rights claims and decisions to refuse documentation under the European Economic Area (EEA) Regulations.


For the key stages of the First-Tier Tribunal appeal process, please see below:


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Getting instructions, give strategic advice and preparing the appeal form, including grounds of appeal. UK immigration Appeals must be submitted within a limited period depending on whether the application was made in-country or from outside of the UK. In-country appeals must usually be lodged within 14 days and out-of-country appeals must generally be lodged no later than 28 days.


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Tribunal processing and listing of appeal – First-Tier Tribunal appeals are currently listed approximately 8-24 weeks from lodging the appeal. We will prepare your appeal bundle and all the supporting documents for the hearing at First Tier Tribunal.


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Appeal hearing - an appeal can be decided on the day or alternatively, judgment may be reserved with a decision following by email a few weeks after the hearing.


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Post-decision advice – Once an appeal has been decided we promptly provide post-decision advice, explaining the next steps.


Please contact us for expert advice if you require assistance in preparing and presenting Immigration appeals before the First-Tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal and higher courts.

Navigating UK Immigration Appeals: A Comprehensive Guide


If you're facing an immigration appeal in the UK, it can be a daunting and overwhelming experience. However, with the right guidance and knowledge, you can navigate the process with confidence. This comprehensive guide will provide you with the information you need to understand the appeals process, your rights, and how to prepare for your hearing.


Understanding the Basics of UK Immigration Appeals.


Before diving into the specifics of the appeals process, it's important to understand the basics of UK immigration appeals. An appeal is a legal process that allows individuals who have been refused a visa or had their visa revoked to challenge the decision. The appeal is heard by an independent tribunal, which will review the decision and determine whether it was made correctly according to UK immigration law. It's important to note that not all immigration decisions can be appealed, and there are strict time limits for submitting an appeal. It it, therefore, critical to contact your UK immigration solicitor as soon as possible.
 
 

Preparing for Your Appeal Hearing.


Once you have submitted your appeal, it's important to start preparing for your hearing. This includes gathering any relevant evidence that supports your case, such as documents, witness statements, and expert opinions. You should also prepare a clear and concise argument that explains why you believe the decision was incorrect and why you should be granted a visa. It's important to practice presenting your case and answering potential questions that may be asked during the hearing. Finally, make sure to dress professionally and arrive early to the hearing to ensure you have enough time to prepare and feel confident.
 
 

Presenting Your Case Effectively.


Presenting your case effectively is crucial in a UK immigration appeal. This involves gathering all relevant evidence and preparing a clear and concise argument that supports your case. It's important to practice presenting your case and answering potential questions that may be asked during the hearing. Additionally, dressing professionally and arriving early to the hearing can help you feel confident and prepared. Remember, the more prepared and organised you are, the better your chances of success.
 
 

Appealing to the Upper Tribunal.


If your appeal is unsuccessful at the First-tier Tribunal, you may have the option to appeal to the Upper Tribunal. This is a higher court that reviews decisions made by the First-tier Tribunal. To appeal to the Upper Tribunal, you must first apply for permission to appeal. This application must be made within 14 days of receiving the decision from the First-tier Tribunal. If permission is granted, your case will be heard by a judge at the Upper Tribunal. It's important to seek legal advice and representation for this stage of the appeal process, as it can be complex and challenging.
 
 

Seeking Legal Assistance.


Seeking legal assistance is crucial when navigating the UK immigration appeals process. Qualified UK immigration lawyers such as those at Winvolved Consultancy can provide guidance and representation throughout the process, ensuring that your case is presented in the best possible light. They can also help you understand your legal rights and options, and provide advice on the best course of action to take. It's important to choose a lawyer with experience in immigration law and UK immigration appeals, and to ensure that they are registered with the appropriate regulatory bodies.
 
 

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