Administrative Review:

As you may be aware, if the Home Office or the caseworker on behalf of the Secretary of State refused your visa application, then you may not be granted the in-country right of appeal.

However, under the point-based system, you may be granted a right to apply for administrative review.

Administrative Review (Overview):

Administrative review will consider whether an ‘eligible decision’ is wrong because of a case working error and, if it is, correct that error.

Administrative review is only available where an eligible decision has been made.

Who has the right to apply for an it?

A person who makes an application on or after the relevant date and has received an ‘eligible decision’ may apply for an administrative review.

What is an eligible decision?

Eligible decisions are those decisions that are made on:

a) in UK Tier 4 applications made by either a main applicant or their dependant(s) on or after 20 October 2014

b) in UK Tiers 1, 2 or 5 applications made by either a main applicant or their dependents on or after 2 March 2015, including indefinite leave to remain applications under those routes

c) in UK applications where the decision was made on or after 6 April, unless the applicant applied as a visitor or made a protection or human rights claim and for which the outcome is that the application is either:

a) Refused

b) Approved and a review is requested of the period or conditions of leave granted.

Home Office Fees:

To apply for administrative review, you need to pay a fee of £80.00

What is the time limit for applying for it?

If your visa has been refused within the UK, then you have 14 calendar days from the date the applicant receives the notice.

Why Choose Asher & Tomar Solicitors for It:

a) Act in your best interest 

b) Transparent fee structure

c) Experience of over 16 years 

d) Aim to deliver the best outcome of your immigration matter.

d) Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).