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jennifer.warner

Appeals & administrative review

 

The UK’s changing immigration laws and complex Home Office guidance can make the visa process daunting. We often consult with business and individual clients who have received a visa refusal from the Home Office, perhaps because they have not submitted correct documentation or because the Home Office have failed to consider the application effectively. 

Our immigration solicitors can review the Home Office’s refusal letter with you and consider your options. We can look at appealing the decision, applying for Administrative Review or challenging the decision by way of Judicial Review. We are here to provide you with expert advice on the next steps you should take to ensure you get your visa quickly.  

“The team makes it very easy to ask questions and understand the advice given.” 

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Monica Atwal

Managing Partner

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+44 118 960 4605

Ruth Karimatsenga

Senior Associate

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+44 118 960 4606

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