Immigration Appeals UK [Appeal Against The Refusal Of UK Visa]
If you believe that your UK visa or immigration application was unjustly refused by the Home Office UKVI, you have the right to challenge the refusal through an immigration appeal to the First Tier Tribunal (FTT). This appeal must be submitted within 14 days if the application was made from within the UK, or within 28 days if it was submitted from outside the UK.
Should the Immigration Judge at the FTT dismiss your appeal, you may further challenge the decision by filing an appeal to the Upper Tribunal (UT), provided permission is granted. This appeal must be based on the grounds that the Immigration Judge at the FTT made a material error of law in their judgment.
Moreover, if the Upper Tribunal (UT) dismisses your appeal following an error of law hearing, the decision can be contested in the Court of Appeal (Civil Division), again subject to the grant of permission. The Court of Appeal can review the decision if it finds that the UT’s ruling contained a material error of law in the decision-making process.
For expert guidance and representation in these complex legal matters, consult Aden & Co Solicitors, who specialize in UK immigration appeals and provide professional support at every stage of the process.
Aden & Co Solicitors are renowned UK immigration specialists, providing exceptional legal services with a reputation for excellence. Our team of fully qualified and highly experienced immigration solicitors consistently earns top-tier recognition, reflected in our outstanding 5-star Google Reviews from 99% of clients.
With a focus on UK visa and immigration matters, our expert solicitors offer tailored advice and legal representation on a fixed-fee basis, especially for those seeking to challenge the refusal of their UK visa or immigration application. Whether you need immediate online immigration guidance or wish to schedule a comprehensive consultation, Aden & Co Solicitors are here to help. Contact us for expert, no-obligation advice or to book an in-depth session to discuss your visa appeal and immigration concerns.
Immigration Appeals to the First-Tier Tribunal: Expert Legal Representation
At Aden & Co Solicitors, we specialize in providing expert immigration appeal services, offering comprehensive legal representation on a fixed-fee basis. Our team of highly skilled immigration solicitors is equipped to assist with the following types of appeals to the First-Tier Tribunal:
The agreed fee for each service will depend on the complexity of your immigration matter and the amount of casework involved. Additionally, applicants are required to pay the Home Office UKVI fees for Administrative Reviews. Please note, there is no fee charged by the UKVI for Pre-Action Protocol letters.
No Win, No Fee for Judicial Review (JR) Against the Home Office UKVI
- Aden & Co Solicitors offers a No Win, No Fee arrangement for Judicial Review (JR) cases against the Home Office UKVI. This means that if your Judicial Review is unsuccessful, you will not be required to pay our legal costs. However, if we are successful, we will recover our legal fees from the Home Office UKVI.
- Please note that disbursements and third-party costs, such as court fees and barristers’ fees, are not covered under the No Win, No Fee These fees must be paid in advance for us to prepare and issue the Judicial Review proceedings. If we recover our legal costs from the Home Office UKVI, any disbursements you paid will be refunded to you.However, if we are unable to recover our costs from the Home Office UKVI, you will not receive a refund for the court fees or barristers’ fees.
- Aden & Co Solicitors will only take your case on a No Win, No Fee basis if we find strong grounds to challenge the unlawful decision made by the Home Office UKVI.
Fixed Fees for Immigration Appeals Against UK Visa Refusal
Aden & Co Solicitors offer a comprehensive range of fixed fees for various stages of immigration appeals against UK visa refusals. The fees outlined below apply to all stages of the appeal process, ensuring transparency and clarity for our clients.
Immigration Appeal to the Upper Tribunal (UT)
If you wish to challenge the decision of an Immigration Judge at the First-Tier Tribunal, you may have the option to appeal to the Upper Tribunal, subject to receiving permission. This appeal is based on the grounds that a material error of law was made by the First-Tier Tribunal Judge when determining your case. Once permission is granted—either by the First-Tier Tribunal or the Upper Tribunal itself—the Upper Tribunal Judge will conduct a hearing to assess whether the original Immigration Judge made a significant legal error in their ruling.
Looking for expert immigration advice on your UK visa or immigration issue? Reach out to our team of experienced immigration solicitors at Aden & Co Solicitors for free online consultations. Whether you have questions regarding your application or need detailed guidance, our knowledgeable specialists are here to assist you. Book an appointment online with one of our dedicated immigration solicitors, who bring extensive expertise to every case.
If you’re seeking legal support for your immigration appeal, our team of appeal lawyers can provide reliable advice and representation on a fixed-fee basis for your application or appeal to the Upper Tribunal (UT).
Immigration Appeal to the Court of Appeal – Expert Legal Guidance
If you wish to challenge the decision of the Upper Tribunal Judge who dismissed your immigration appeal due to an error of law, you may be eligible to appeal to the Court of Appeal, provided permission is granted. Once an immigration appeal is dismissed by the Upper Tribunal (UT) following an error of law hearing, you can contest the decision by appealing to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division). However, it is crucial to first obtain permission to appeal, which can either be granted by the Upper Tribunal (UT) or directly by the Court of Appeal.
For professional assistance with your UK immigration matters, reach out to our team of experienced immigration solicitors. You can request free online immigration advice or schedule a detailed consultation with one of our specialists at Aden & Co Solicitors, renowned for their in-depth knowledge and extensive expertise in immigration law.
Our dedicated team of immigration appeal solicitors and lawyers in London offers expert legal advice and representation for appeals to the Court of Appeal. We work on a fixed-fee basis, ensuring clear and transparent pricing for your application for permission to appeal or for the full appeal process following the granting of permission.
Free Assessment of UK Visa and Immigration Refusal
At Aden & Co Solicitors, we offer a complimentary assessment of your UK visa and immigration application refusal. Our team of expert immigration solicitors and lawyers will thoroughly review the refusal decision, providing you with professional advice on whether you have valid grounds to challenge the decision.
If our experienced team identifies a solid basis to dispute the refusal, we will provide you with a transparent quote for a fixed fee to represent you in the legal process of challenging the refusal of your UK visa and immigration application.
To begin your free assessment, simply email the refusal letter of your UK visa and immigration application to info@adenandcosolicitors.co.uk. Let us help you navigate the next steps in your immigration journey with confidence.
Our Fixed Fees for Challenging UK Visa Refusal Decisions
At Aden & Co Solicitors, we offer transparent and competitive fixed fees for challenging UK visa refusal decisions. Below is a detailed breakdown of our services and their associated costs:
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Administrative Review (AR): Full service for preparing and submitting an Administrative Review of the UK visa refusal decision, covering all tasks until a decision is made by the Home Office UKVI. |
From £700 to £1,500 |
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Pre-Action Protocol (PAP): Comprehensive service for preparing and submitting a Pre-Action Protocol letter to challenge the decision of the Home Office UKVI, including all work up until a decision is made. |
From £800 to £1,500 |
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Appeal to the First Tier Tribunal for refusal of an entry clearance application or an in-country leave to remain application. This includes all work until a decision by the Immigration Judge or until the Home Office UKVI retracts the refusal decision following a review. |
From £2,000 to £4,000 + VAT (if applicable) |
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Application to the First Tier Tribunal for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal on a legal error made by the Immigration Judge. This includes all work until the First Tier Tribunal's decision on your permission application. |
From £800 to £1,500 + VAT (if applicable) |
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Application to the Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal based on a legal error made by the Immigration Judge. This covers all our work until the Upper Tribunal makes a decision on the permission application. |
From £800 to £1,500 + VAT (if applicable) |
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Upper Tribunal Error of Law Appeal Hearing after permission is granted by either the First Tier or Upper Tribunal. This covers all work until the Upper Tribunal's decision on the error of law appeal. |
From £800 to £1,500 + VAT (if applicable) |
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Application to the Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal due to a legal error made by the Upper Tribunal Judge during the error of law hearing. This includes all work until the Upper Tribunal’s decision on the permission application. |
From £1,500 to £3,000 + VAT (if applicable) |
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Application to the Court of Appeal for permission to appeal based on a legal error made by the Upper Tribunal Judge in an error of law hearing. This includes all work until the Court of Appeal’s decision on the permission application. |
From £1,500 to £3,000 + VAT (if applicable) |
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Appeal to the Court of Appeal after permission is granted. This covers all work until the Court of Appeal’s final decision. |
From £3,000 to £6,000 + VAT (if applicable) |
The agreed-upon fixed fee will depend on the complexity of your immigration case and the volume of work involved. In addition to the fixed fee for the appeal, you will also be responsible for any third-party fees, such as court fees and Barrister’s fees for the appeal hearing.