UK Visa Refused- Appeal & Judicial Review
- Track record of dealing with 1000+ successful appeals & judicial reviews
- Full assistance with judicial review/tribunal process
- Specialist in assisting successful visa refusals & rejections
- Fixed fee with installment options
- Fast processing time
- 100% success rate
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- Free initial 30 Minute Consultation Via Video With Our Senior Solicitors and Associates, Monday to Friday.
- 25+ Years of Experience In Dealing With Business & Individual Immigration
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About Us
As an innovative law firm, we protect our clients’ rights when it comes to immigration issues such as UK visa refusal. As one of the UK’s foremost legal advisers and solicitors, we offer expert legal advice and vigorous advocacy for our clients. Our company’s mission is to deliver the highest level of service to our clients, combined with expertise and success.
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Reasons for Refusal
There are many reasons why a UK visa may be refused.
The following are among the most common reasons:
- The refusal is often the result of incomplete or inaccurate documents.
- Overstays, fraudulent representations, and false documentation during previous stays in the UK might lead to your UK visa being revoked.
- Incorrect visa applications are being submitted.
- You may have a criminal record, both in the UK and overseas.
- Other countries previously refused your visa applications.
- The candidate fails the English proficiency test.
- The candidate cannot provide adequate proof of relationship.
- The candidate is unable to sustain himself financially.
- The sponsor is unable to help.
How to Appeal for UK Visa Refusal?
If you are appealing a visa refusal, you must thoroughly prepare your case. At first, the First-Tier Tribunal hears appeals and decides whether to grant or deny them. You may be eligible to claim to the Tribunal if the Home Office:
- Rejected your humanitarian or asylum claim.
- Deported you.
- Rejected your visa application for entry clearance.
- Revoked your British citizenship.
Depending on the kind of refusal letter you receive, you may be able to appeal. Firstly, we analyse your first application and determine why it may have been refused.
Ways to Get Accepted
The reasons for refusing a visa application vary widely. So, you might wonder how to escape the hassle of a visa refusal. We at Osbourne Pinner have expert immigration solicitors who can help you in every step of the appeal process.
Administrative Review
You can request an administrative review when you find the Home Office, UKVI, assessed your visa application or provided documents incorrectly. In this case, however, you can only refer to the already submitted papers and cannot offer any new ones. You can request a review after a refusal within 14 days.
Appeal
If you applied for a visa from outside the UK and were refused, you have the right to appeal that decision within 28 days. If you applied in the UK, you have 14 days to appeal from the date you receive the notice.
We will assist you in appealing the Home Office’s decision to reject your visa application or challenge it.
How do Immigration Appeals Proceedings and Decisions Get Served?
Immigration appeals proceedings and decisions are usually served by first class post. The decision will be delivered to their home address if the appellant is in the UK. If the appellant is not in the UK, it will be delivered to the last known address.
If you cannot take delivery of your decision for some reason, then a notice will be left informing you where you can collect it. It would be best if you collected your decision as soon as possible; otherwise, it may be returned to The Home Office, adversely affecting your case.
Our Senior Immigration Team
Our Immigration Lawyers handle all visa refusal appeals with significant experience and expertise in the UK. We will provide a thorough evaluation of your case following an initial consultation and advise you on all possible options, timelines, and expenses.Â
In the event of a refusal, we will assist you at every step of the process, from filing the appeal to representing you in the First and Upper Immigration Tribunals.Â
Richard Young
Senior Immigration Solicitor
Santhosh Kumar
SENIOR SOLICITOR
Samina Akuji
Immigration Solicitor
Yee Han
Immigration Associate
Why Choose Us
When it comes to legal advice, you can’t go wrong with Osbourne Pinner Solicitors. Because we have the experience and skill to take on any difficulty you may encounter, you’ll be completely at ease in our team of legal professionals.
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Our expert immigration solicitors can provide you with competent legal advice on the best immigration solutions.
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We have highly qualified immigration solicitors who are well-versed in all elements of UK immigration law.
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We provide immediate case assessments and easy access to UK immigration experts for further discussion.
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We provide immediate case assessments and easy access to UK immigration experts for further discussion.
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Legal rates at Osbourne Pinner are highly competitive, and we break down costs.
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Our experience in immigration law has enabled us to accomplish many of our client's goals.
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We customise our service to fit your needs. Your success is our priority.
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Our clients receive outstanding legal support from start to finish, with positive results at every step.
Frequently asked questions on UK visa refusal
If your visa has been refused, it is important to find out why before you reapply. The reasons for refusal will be stated on your refusal notice. If you can address the reasons for refusal, you may be successful in your next application.
However, if your circumstances have not changed, it is unlikely that your visa will be granted. There are no guarantees when it comes to reapplying for a visa after a refusal, but it is important to be as prepared as possible.
The average person is not familiar with the appeals process and how long it takes. The appeals process can be very long, and sometimes it can take years to get a decision. It all depends on the case and the court. There are many factors that can contribute to how long an appeal takes.
The first factor is the type of case. If it is a criminal case, it will usually take longer than a civil case. This is because there are more steps in the criminal appeals process. The second factor is the court.
Some courts are faster than others. Some courts have a lot of cases and some have very few. This can make a difference in how long it takes to get a decision.
The last factor is the lawyer. Some lawyers are faster than others. Some lawyers take longer to do their research and write their briefs.
If your UK visa is refused, it can be a difficult and confusing process. There are a few things you can do to try and rectify the situation.
First, you should check the reason for the refusal. If it is due to incorrect or missing information, you can try resubmitting your application with the correct information.
If the reason for the refusal is more serious, such as not meeting the requirements for a visa, you may need to reapply after addressing the issue. For example, if you did not have enough money to show financial stability, you could reapply with proof of funds.
You can also appeal the decision if you believe that there was an error made in processing your application. However, this can be a lengthy and complicated process. It is important to seek professional help if you decide to go down this route.
There are a number of reasons why a UK visa may be refused. The most common reason is that the applicant has not met the requirements for a successful application. This can include failing to provide evidence of sufficient funds, not meeting the English language requirements, or not having a valid passport.
Other reasons for refusal can include providing false information on the application, having a criminal record, or being deemed a security risk.
If your visa has been refused, you may be wondering how soon you can reapply. The answer depends on the reason for the refusal. If the reason was a technicality, such as an incorrect photo or missing documents, you can usually reapply immediately.
However, if the reason for the refusal was more serious, such as providing false information or having a criminal record, you will need to wait longer before reapplying.
The best way to find out how soon you can reapply is to contact the embassy or consulate where you applied for your visa.
If your appeal is allowed, the decision of the original court will be overturned and a new decision will be made. This could mean that you are found guilty and given a harsher sentence, or it could mean that you are found not guilty.
The outcome of your appeal depends on many factors, including the strength of your case and the arguments made by your lawyer.
If you have been refused a UK visa, it can be tempting to immediately reapply. However, before you do so, it is important to take some time to assess your situation and improve your chances of success.
There are a few things you can do to increase your chances of being approved for a UK visa. First, make sure that you have addressed the reasons for your previous refusal. Second, consult with an experienced immigration lawyer to help you prepare your application.
Finally, be honest and upfront about any changes in your circumstances since your last application.
With careful planning and preparation, it is possible to get a UK visa after a refusal. By following these tips, you can improve your chances of success.
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We offer a 30 minutes free of charge initial consultation which can take place in our offices or through a video conference. If you would like us to book you for this free consultation, then give us a call on 0203 983 5080 or fill the online enquiry form.
