Recent data highlighted by The Independent indicates that in the year to March 2019, over half of the negative decisions made on UK Visa applications have been overturned on appeal.... read more →
We recently received the exciting news that our client (the Applicant’s) EEA Residence Card has been granted following a successful First Tier Tribunal appeal. The Applicant applied as a family... read more →
In recent years, there has been much confusion over the appeal rights of extended family members of EEA nationals. First, extended family members had a right of appeal until the... read more →
The recent determination of Kousar & Ors v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2018] EWCA Civ 2462 (“Kousar”) highlights how easy it can be to submit an invalid visa... read more →
We received some brilliant mews earlier this week that our team of solicitors and barristers successfully appealed a Home Office refusal at the First Tier Tribunal. Our specialist immigration team... read more →
The Upper Tribunal delivered a controversial judgement in Sala (EFMs: Right of Appeal ) [2016] UKUT 411 (IAC). In this landmark case, the Upper Tribunal held that there is no... read more →
Appealing a UK Immigration decision can be a stressful and demanding process especially where the Home Office has erroneously refused an application or where an application has been refused on... read more →
Until recently the First-tier Tribunal was unable to award costs. Following on from 20th October 2014, the Immigration Tribunal Procedure Rules 2014 came into operation, enabling the Tribunal to exercise... read more →
In some circumstances where an immigration application is refused Applicants may attract a Right of Appeal under the Immigration Act 2014. If you file an Appeal, you are requesting the... read more →
Following the Supreme Court's judgment in R (Cart) v The Upper Tribunal and R (MR (Pakistan) v The Upper Tribunal, the Supreme Court clarified its relationship with the Upper Tribunal stating that an... read more →