Human Rights Applications
Dealing with a refusal of your Immigration decision can be extremely worrying and stressful. It is crucial to understand the UK Immigration Appeals procedure and the judicial review process in order to successfully challenge the Home Office decision.
Appeals
You can only appeal to the Tribunal if you have the legal right to appeal. You will be usually notified of your right to appeal in your decision letter. We will be able to review your refusal letter thoroughly, and advise you of your options accordingly.
You will generally have the right to appeal if the Home Office has refused you application based on; Asylum or humanitarian protection; Human Rights claim; or if your refugee or humanitarian protection status is revoked.
Judicial Review
Judicial review is a form of court proceedings in which a judge reviews the lawfulness of a decision or action taken by the Home Office. This procedure can challenge the way a decision has been made, if you believe it was illegal, irrational, or unfair. An application for judicial review should be made no later than 3 months after the decision that you are trying to challenge was made.
At New Court Solicitors, we will be able to give you clear and concise advice in relation to the merits, strengths, weaknesses and the grounds of argument that will be used to succeed in your judicial review application. We will give clear advice and explain in detail every aspect of your judicial review application so that you are fully informed and your experience is comfortable in knowing exactly what steps are being taken in your case.
For a more detailed discussion regarding your case, or to book an appointment with a member of our Individual Immigration team, please contact us.
Making an application outside the rules
If your circumstance don’t fall under the immigration rules, you can make an application outside the rules based on the breach of human rights for you or someone else, if removed from the UK. Based on compassionate grounds, you can request the SSHD to exercise favour and grant you leave outside the Immigration Rules (LOTR).
Asylum claims
Human Rights Application
If you have lodged an unsuccessful application to enter or remain in the UK, you can appeal against the decision under the Human Rights act of 1998. Our solicitors can help you and guide you through the process. As some of the requirements:
- You must have to reside in the UK continuously for 20 years
- If you are under 18 yeas of age, you are eligible for the Human Rights Visa if you have continuously lived in the UK for 7 years
Contact us today to get some guidance on the human rights application.
Appeals and Judicial Review
You can apply for appeals and judicial reviews for the following reasons:
- Refusal of Human Rights Protection claims
- Refusal of a visa and refusal to vary leave to remain
- Refusal to issue European Economic Area Family Permits as well as certain other EA decisions
- Deprivation of British citizenship
If you need any clarifications on your application, contact us today and we will help you with your immigration application.
Looking for an immigration specialist? If so, then New Court Solicitors is the name you can trust.
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