Are You Facing a UK Visa Refusal?
No doubt, UK Visa refusal tends to be frustrating, as applicants invest their time, effort, and money while filing a visa application. However, there are some solid reasons behind such refusals. For instance, the refusal decision made by the Home Office is either based on the errors made by the applicant or his/her legal representative.
Furthermore, one of the most common causes of UK visa refusal is the errors made by the Home Office while analyzing the circumstances of an applicant. If you are facing a refusal due to any of the above-mentioned reasons, our experienced lawyers are always ready to help you.
We have assisted a wide range of clients while challenging the decisions made by the Home Office. Our dedicated team of immigration solicitors knows how to fight for the rights of our valued clients. In fact, it is possible to challenge the refusal decision through proper legal representation and this is what we do.
Whether Refusal decision is a Home Office Error
In case your UK visa is refused, you will receive a UK Visa refusal letter from the Home Office. Your future relies on this piece of paper, as it explains the reasons for such a refusal. Moreover, it also explains the options you have with reference to appeal against the decision.
If you don’t have an idea about the available options, the best way to seek clarification is to upload a scanned image of the refusal letter on our inquiry form. Home Office commonly makes a variety of mistakes when making a decision, which provides a solid ground for UK visa refusal appeal.
When it comes to the errors made by the Home Office while deciding on a visa application, there are numerous instances where the true cause of refusal is the misinterpretation of the applicant’s circumstances.
Hence, if the apparent cause of your UK visa refusal is the error made by the Home Office, make sure to speak to our UK Visa refusal specialists. In this way, you can receive the best possible advice regarding future strategies. This is so, as our qualified lawyers have successfully played their key role while challenging the refusal decisions.
We have challenged numerous visa decisions regarding Fiancé Visa UK, Spouse Visa, Visit Visa, ancestry visa, Tier 1 and Tier 2 visas, and all sorts of Dependent Visas. Moreover, while deciding such cases, the Home Office admitted that error in law was the reason behind refusal.
Some of the most common mistakes made by the Home Office are as under:
- They have passed decisions depending on the previous legislation
- Not paying attention to the client’s circumstances
- Interpreting the relevant law in a false manner
Making an Appeal against an Entry Clearance Visa Application
If unfortunately, Home Office has refused your Entry Clearance application, there is no need to panic. You can avail yourself of the chance to submit an appeal against such a decision. The First-Tier Tribunal is the right forum for such an appeal, where you should present your case within 28 days of receiving a refusal.
It is essential to take the assistance of a qualified and experienced immigration solicitor, who will assess the grounds of refusal. As a result, you will be in a position to take the correct steps without wasting your precious time.
Our experienced immigration solicitors possess the skills to make appeals against Entry Clearance visa refusals. A few of the examples include:
Making an In-Country Application against Visa Refusal
When Home Office has refused your application for a visa extension or denied you the right to switch to another visa, the best thing you can do is to file an appeal. You can challenge the refusal decision by filing an appeal to the First-Tier Tribunal. However, the limitation for filing such an appeal is 14 days, which starts from the day you have received the refusal decision.
Our immigration lawyers can assist you while filing an appeal against the refusal of any of the following in-country visa applications.
Filing the Appeal (The Process We Follow)
Given below are some of the essential steps that we follow while filing an appeal against UK visa refusal.
- Analyzing the refusal and Assessing the merits for appeal
This is the first step that we follow when someone with a refusal decision approaches us. Our dedicated lawyers are capable of assessing the decision made by the Home Office. It will help us to ascertain the possibilities while filing an appeal. What you will get is specialist advice and legal representation at every stage of your case.
- Preparing and Lodging the Appeal
With a view to making a successful appeal against visa refusal, the preparation of the case is an important aspect to consider. After analyzing the case, if our immigration lawyers are confident about the success, we will start preparing your case. Our experienced solicitors will draft the grounds of appeal and will lodge the appeal on your behalf within the specified time limit.
Our team of seasoned lawyers takes extra caution while preparing an appeal bundle. We make sure that all the essential evidence is attached to the appellant bundle. Furthermore, we also assist you while preparing for the cross-examination.
- Representing your case in the Tribunal
It is imperative to have a strong representation when filing an appeal. The extensive experience of our lawyers while dealing with the first-tier tribunal can improve the chances of your success. In addition, we will represent you throughout the appeal process. As a result, we can offer you better support and advocate your case in the desired manner.
Why Us
There are numerous reasons why you should rely on us while making an appeal against UK visa refusal. Our qualified immigration lawyers are capable of guiding and assisting you while challenging the refusal decision.
We will chalk out the grounds of appeal and decide about the provision of any supporting evidence. ImmigrationSolicitors4Me can help you while outlining the available options and choosing the best course of action.
For further consultation, kindly send us a copy of your refusal along with a copy of your visa application.
