Appeals & Challenges
A refusal is not always the end of the road. We review the decision, explain your options and help you take the right next step, whether that is an appeal, an administrative review, a fresh application or a bail application.
Depending on the decision, you may have a right of appeal to the First-tier Tribunal, a right to administrative review, or the option to make a new application. Strict time limits apply, so acting quickly matters. If you are held in immigration detention, you may be able to apply for immigration bail. We review the decision, identify the strongest route forward and help you prepare.
We analyse the refusal letter and the reasons given.
We explain whether an appeal, administrative review or new application is best.
We identify the time limits that apply and help you meet them.
We help prepare grounds and gather evidence to support your challenge.
We explain the tribunal process and help you prepare for a hearing.
We help prepare immigration bail applications and variations of bail conditions.
Understand every route available after a refusal.
Act within the strict deadlines that apply to challenges.
Address the reasons for refusal with targeted evidence.
Get calm, practical guidance during a stressful time.
We review the decision and the evidence that was considered.
We advise on appeal, administrative review or reapplying.
We help organise evidence and witness statements.
We explain how hearings work and what to expect on the day.
We help prepare bail applications and identify suitable sponsors.
Where your case needs a barrister or solicitor, we help you find one.
People whose visa, settlement or citizenship application was refused.
People with a right of appeal to the immigration tribunal.
People held in immigration detention who want to apply for bail.
First Step
We learn about your circumstances, your immigration history and what you want to achieve.
Second Step
We check the rules for your route and identify any risks, gaps or alternative options.
Third Step
We help you gather the right evidence and prepare a clear, well organised application.
Fourth Step
We guide you through submission and deal with Home Office correspondence where needed.
Fifth Step
We keep you updated, explain the decision and advise you on the next steps.
Appealing a refusal of a family or private life claim.
Challenging a decision that contains a caseworking error.
Making a stronger new application after a refusal.
Applying for release from detention or to change bail conditions.
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