Challenging Immigration Decisions

Receiving a Home Office refusal can be extremely stressful and upsetting, and understandably so, as it can have a profound impact on your life, your family and your business.

We specialise in challenging adverse immigration decisions, supporting our clients to receive positive outcomes and get their immigration journeys back on track. On behalf of our clients, we undertake:

• Appeals: Assistance in challenging refusals by preparing and representing your case before the First-tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal, or higher courts.
• Judicial Reviews: Expert guidance and representation for cases requiring judicial oversight to challenge the legality of immigration decisions.
• Administrative Reviews: In-depth review and strategic advice to address procedural errors in Home Office decisions.

Our specialist knowledge, proven track record, client-centric approach and fee transparency means that you can navigate UK immigration challenges with confidence and peace of mind. Our team of expert lawyers stays updated with the ever-changing landscape of UK immigration law to provide accurate, tailored advice. With years of successful cases, we have a reputation for achieving favourable outcomes in even the most complex situations. We prioritise your needs, providing clear communication and compassionate support throughout the process, with no hidden costs.

Most decision challenges will involve:

1. Initial Consultation: Schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your circumstances and explore your options.
   
2. Strategic Planning: We develop a robust legal strategy tailored to your unique situation.
   
3. Document Preparation: Meticulous attention to detail ensures your applications or appeals are accurate and compelling.
   
4. Representation: Whether it’s in court or in discussions with the Home Office, our lawyers advocate fiercely on your behalf.

Highlights

• We successfully challenged a Home Office refusal of an Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) application through Administrative Review. Our clients had exceeded the 180-day absence limit due to the necessity of extending their visas from overseas during the COVID-19 pandemic. This extended absence was caused by delays in the Home Office’s processing, which were entirely beyond their control.

• We argued that the Home Office had failed to properly apply the Immigration Rules and Guidance by not accounting for the exceptional circumstances which caused the breach of the 180-day limit. Through strategic engagement with the Home Office and a Member of Parliament, we ensured that the Administrative Review was handled appropriately and expeditiously. The challenge was successful, and our clients were granted ILR, resolving the matter in their favour.