Immigration Appeals & Tribunal Representation
Expert representation if your visa or immigration application has been refused.
Overview
If your immigration application has been refused, you may have the right to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). An appeal allows an independent judge to review the Home Office's decision and determine whether it was correct in law.
Not all refusals carry a right of appeal. In some cases, you may only have the right to administrative review, which is a different process. We will advise you on which remedy is available and the best course of action.
At MNS Solicitors, we have extensive experience in preparing and presenting immigration appeals. We analyse the reasons for refusal, gather additional evidence where needed, and prepare compelling legal arguments to present before the tribunal.
Our success rate in appeals reflects our thorough preparation and deep understanding of immigration law. We also instruct specialist barristers where appropriate to provide the strongest possible advocacy at hearings.
Who Is This For?
- Those whose visa applications have been refused by the Home Office
- Individuals facing removal or deportation from the UK
- Those who have received a negative decision on an asylum claim
- Anyone with a right of appeal who needs expert legal representation
Key Requirements
- A decision from the Home Office that carries a right of appeal
- Compliance with appeal time limits (typically 14 days from decision for in-country appeals)
- Completed appeal form (submitted to the tribunal)
- Supporting evidence and legal submissions
- Attendance at hearing (or representation by counsel)
Our Process
Case Assessment
We review the refusal letter, identify errors, and assess the merits of your appeal.
Appeal Preparation
We lodge the appeal, prepare witness statements, and compile additional evidence.
Legal Submissions
We draft skeleton arguments and, if needed, instruct a barrister for the hearing.
Tribunal Hearing
We represent you (or arrange barrister representation) at the First-tier Tribunal hearing.
Fees
Our fee for immigration appeals is £1,500 plus barrister fees where applicable. The exact cost depends on the complexity of your case.
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