Immigration Appeal
Our lawyers work to ensure all the points risen in the refusal letter is addressed at the immigration hearing. Leading up to the date, we prepare and analyze the case to ensure you stand a good chance in front of the judge.
The starting point is always looking at the reasons for refusal. It is well-advised to understand that the grounds for appeal are brought against what is raised in the reasons for refusal by the Home Office. For the appeal, the applicant is not required to cover all the requirements of the immigration rules again; instead, they should just address the reasons for the refusal. Given how important it is to lodge the appeal forms in time, our immigration lawyers often lodge your appeal before taking any professional fees.
As soon as the notice to appeal is submitted, the tribunals will respond in writing with the hearing date. In the meantime, we work with the client to ensure everything is well-prepared beforehand. This includes making sure we have a clear line of argument, as well as setting a time scale and list of documents prepared before the appeal.
IMMIGRATION APPEAL SERVICES
Our immigration specialists provide a number of services for clients who wish to appeal a refusal from the Home Office. This includes:
1. Handling the case from start to finish.
2. We fully prepare vital documents, such as the witness statements and skeleton arguments
3. We advise on what documentation is required to take to court.
4. We instruct counsel on your behalf where necessary.
5. We organise to ensure all timing deadlines are met.
6. The bundles are prepared in a professional way so that they include full indexing, pagination and copies made to all necessary parties.
7. We brief the client so that they know what to expect on the day.
8. We ensure we do what we can to give your case the best chance of success.
9. Once the appeal is allowed, we will follow up to ensure your visa is endorsed as soon as possible.
10. Should the appeal be dismissed, we will advise you on what options you may have then.