If the Home Office refuses your visa or immigration status application in the UK, it does not mean that you have to accept the decision without a challenge. Our experience and determination enable us to take on the Home Office in both the First-tier and Upper Tribunals, ensuring you achieve the result you deserve. We work diligently to reduce the stress associated with the appeal process and have a proven track record of successfully overturning Home Office decisions. Contact us today to discuss how we can assist you.
At Saracens, we understand how frustrating and disheartening a refusal can be. That is why we are committed to fighting your case to the very end. Our expertise allows us to take your case to court and the Tribunals if necessary, ensuring that justice is served and you receive a fair outcome.
We recognise that appealing an immigration decision can feel overwhelming. Our role is to alleviate the strain by managing every aspect of the appeal process efficiently and effectively. With extensive experience and a strong success rate, our immigration team has supported many clients through complex appeals where others might have given up. No matter the scale of your case, we will explore the most time- and cost-effective solutions for you. Our team of experienced immigration advisors combines technical excellence with strategic thinking to guide you in the right direction.
Located in the heart of central London, we offer first-class professional legal services with transparent, affordable standard fee rates. Below are the key appeal and review proceedings we handle. If you have an urgent matter and require immediate legal advice, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Types of Immigration Appeals & Challenges
Administrative Review
If your visa application has been refused under the Points-Based System (PBS) or another category that does not grant a full right of appeal, you may be eligible to request an Administrative Review. This process allows the Home Office to reconsider its decision based on a caseworker error. Our immigration specialists will assess your refusal, advise on your chances of success, and prepare a strong review request on your behalf.
Tribunal Appeal
Certain immigration refusals carry the right of appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). If you are eligible to appeal, our legal team will assist in gathering strong evidence, preparing legal arguments, and representing you at the hearing to maximise your chances of success. We are experienced in handling appeals related to family visas, asylum claims, and other protected human rights matters.
Judicial Review
If you have exhausted all other legal avenues, you may be able to challenge a Home Office decision through Judicial Review. This is a legal process in which the courts assess whether the Home Office or the Immigration Tribunal acted lawfully in making their decision. In an immigration judicial review, the judge examines the procedure the Home Office or Immigration Tribunal followed in making its decision, rather than assessing whether the decision itself was correct. In other words, the review challenges the decision-making process rather than the outcome. Judicial Review is a complex process requiring specific legal criteria to be met before an application can proceed.
Our immigration experts will evaluate your case, advise on your prospects of success, and provide clear guidance on the next steps. If a strong case exists, we will prepare and submit your Judicial Review application with precision and expertise.
Contact Us
If your immigration application has been refused and you need expert legal assistance, get in touch with our team today. We will assess your case and provide tailored advice on the best course of action to challenge the decision effectively.