We want to give you the best possible service. However, if at any point you become unhappy or concerned about the service we have provided then you should inform us immediately so that we can do our best to resolve the problem. In the first instance, it may be helpful to contact the person who […]

Administrative Review – In-country Since appeal rights have been taken away from most of the immigration categories, the applicants whose entry clearance applications or leave to remain applications or Indefinite leave to remain applications are refused they are given the right of administrative review. This is a procedure where the applicant is given an opportunity […]

Once the JR application is refused by the Upper Tribunal (Asylum and Immigration Chambers) or the High Court, on papers, the applicant may renew the JR application to be reconsidered in an oral hearing. Time to Lodge JR Application The deadline to make this application is 09 Days from the date of the decision of […]

This stage comes once the Chief Immigration Officer refuses to grant temporary admission or Immigration bail for one reason or other and we have a great deal of experience in representing our clients in making Immigration detention bail applications to the first-tier tribunal (Immigration & Asylum Chambers). This is in fact to secure the temporary […]

Detention and Threat of Removal from the UK, certainly do not sound nice! Fortunately, we can help here as well! We can advise and represent our clients in making an Immigration bail application. This is in fact for the temporary release of a person detained by the immigration authorities for the alleged breach / non-compliance […]

Permission Application to the Court of Appeal If the Upper Tribunal refuses the permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal then another permission application may be made directly to the Court of Appeal. Second Appeals Test There is a second appeals test in place which must be met in making the permission application in […]

In an immigration appeal, there may be three courses of action that the Ld. Immigration Judge of the First-Tier Tribunal (Asylum & Immigration Chamber) may take: He may allow the appeal He may dismiss the appeal The matter may be remitted to the Home office for reconsideration, with the consent of both parties If the […]

There are still a few categories of immigration applications that trigger a right of appeal against the notice of refusal by the Home office, which includes but is not limited to Human Rights application, Spouse Visa Application and EEA applications. It is mandatory for the home office to give reasons of refusal along with the […]