Immigration AIT (Asylum and Immigration Tribunal) Appeals

The right of appeal arises from a negative immigration decision of the UK Border Agency and will usually be specified in the actual immigration reasons for refusal letter which is required to specify whether you have a right of appeal against that decision. If you think you have a right of appeal and wish to exercise that right it is advised you seek legal assistance immediately since there are stringent time limits that may result in you losing that right of appeal.

The Immigration appeal process is one that requires knowledge and experience with the rules that regulate UK immigration and European law as well as developing case law. Whether the UK Border Agency have refused to issue you with entry clearance to the UK, refused to grant a visa extension or permanent residence, our team of representatives would guide you through the process from drafting grounds of appeal and advising on procedure to preparing papers and representation before the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal (AIT). An independent Immigration Judge would review all the evidence and consider our argument before deciding whether the refusal was fair and in accordance with the law.

We also deal with appeals with decisions of the UK Border Agency to issue removal direction ordering the removal an individual from the UK, decisions to deport an individual from the UK and decisions refusing to provide discretionary or humanitarian visas pursuant to the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention or the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights. Our Immigration team in addition to representing individuals before the AIT also have the extensive knowledge and experience to assist appeal matters in the Administrative Court, European Court of Human Rights and House of Lords.