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 →
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 →
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 →
The refusal of an immigration application or appeal is not necessarily the end of the matter, even in deportation cases. Decisions made by the Home Office or a court may... 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 →
The case of SF and Others (Guidance, Post 2014 Act) Albania [2017] UKUT 120 ('SF and Others') was heard before the Upper Tribunal of the Immigration and Asylum Chamber in January... read more →
Our team of expert solicitors recently assisted a client (the Appellant) submit a successful appeal to the Immigration and Asylum First-tier Tribunal, challenging a Home Office decision denying the Appellant... read more →
The Upper tribunal (Immigration and Asylum) recently considered the case of Sala (EFMs: Right of Appeal ) [2016] UKUT 411 (IAC). The case highlights the issue of whether there is a statutory... read more →
The Upper Tribunal in the case of Cudjoe (Proxy marriages: burden of proof) [2016] UKUT 180 (IAC) allowed the appeal of a non-European Economic Area (EEA) family member of an... read more →