A refusal is not the end. We lodge appeals, prepare bundles and witness statements, represent you at the Tribunal, and bring judicial review where no appeal right exists. Deadlines are strict and short — often 14 days — so act the day the decision arrives.
Basic requirements
Every case turns on its own facts — these are the core requirements we assess at your consultation:
- A refusal decision with appeal rights, or grounds for judicial review
- Action within the deadline — often 14 days for in-country appeals
- Grounds identifying what the decision got wrong
- Evidence assembled into a Tribunal-ready bundle
How we work
Honest assessment
A paid initial consultation with a named lawyer: where you stand, your strongest route, and a fixed fee confirmed in writing.
Evidence & strategy
A tailored document list and a plan that anticipates the questions caseworkers actually ask.
Application prepared properly
Forms, representations and supporting bundle — drafted, checked and submitted by us.
Submission & follow-up
We deal with the Home Office, chase where chasing helps, and keep you updated in plain English.
Outcome & after-care
Decision explained, next steps planned — extensions, settlement, citizenship. We stay with you.
Common questions
Appeal, administrative review or judicial review?
It depends on your decision letter. Each has different deadlines, costs and prospects — we tell you which applies and whether it is worth fighting.
What are my chances at the Tribunal?
Honest answer: it depends on the refusal reasons and the evidence we can now present. A significant share of refusals do not survive proper scrutiny.
Can I stay in the UK while I appeal?
In-country appeals usually carry the right to remain while pending. Your decision letter determines this — bring it to the consultation.