Immigration appeal against refusal of a spouse of a British National at the first tier tribunal or at an upper tribunal.
If you are married to a British national and applied for leave to remain as a spouse of a British national, or
If your extension of leave to remain as a spouse of a British national, or If your indefinite leave to remain (ILR) as a spouse of British national, have been refused by the secretary of state (Home Office) and you have been granted the right of appeal, then you should lodge an appeal against the decision of the secretary of state for the home department (SSHD).
You must lodge an appeal within 14 calendar days to the First-tier Immigration and Asylum Tribunal (Immigration Appeal against Refusal of a Spouse of a British National). You must dully fill in the appeal form and attach grounds of appeal and refusal letter.
There are two sorts of appeals:
a) Oral appeal: The First-tier Immigration and Asylum Tribunal fee for the oral appeal is £140.00
b) Paper appeal: The First-tier Immigration and Asylum Tribunal fee for a paper appeal is £80.00
Why Choose Asher & Tomar Solicitors:
Our team of expert immigration solicitors based in London (Immigration Appeal against Refusal of a Spouse of a British National) and Cardiff can advise and represent your complex immigration matter (Immigration Appeal against Refusal of a Spouse of a British National) at every stage, from entry clearance officer, home office, immigration tribunals, upper tribunal field house, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court.
Our expert Immigration Solicitors (Immigration Appeal against Refusal of a Spouse of a British National) against Refusal of a Spouse of a British National) will endeavor to deliver the best outcome of your complex immigration appeal and have dealt with numerous immigration appeals since 2008. Our immigration solicitor will represent your immigration at the asylum and immigration tribunal.
Our firm is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
Frequently Asked Question: Immigration Appeal against Refusal of a Spouse of a British National
- What will happen if my UK spouse visa appeal is refused by the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal?
- You can either reapply for a UK spouse visa or apply for permission to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal.
- What are the chances of success in an appeal?
- As your appeal will be heard at the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal and an independent judge will hear the case, the chances of success are higher. However, it depends upon the evidence you present.
- How long does the UK spouse visa appeal process take?
- The processing time varies, but it can take anywhere from a few months to over a year, depending on the complexity of the case.
- Can I stay in the UK while my appeal is pending?
- It depends on your current visa status and the type of appeal filed. You may be able to stay if you have valid leave to remain.
- What documents are required for a successful appeal?
- Essential documents include proof of relationship, financial stability, accommodation details, and any other supporting evidence.
- Do I need a lawyer for my UK spouse visa appeal?
- While not mandatory, having a legal representative increases your chances of success by ensuring proper documentation and representation.
- Can I submit new evidence during the appeal?
- Yes, new evidence can be submitted to strengthen your case, but it must be relevant and permissible by the tribunal.
- What if my appeal is dismissed?
- If your appeal is dismissed, you may seek permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal or consider reapplying with stronger evidence.
- Can my spouse attend the appeal hearing? Yes, your spouse can attend the hearing and may also provide testimony in support of your case.
So contact our team of expert Immigration Solicitors in London to ledge an appeal (Immigration Appeal against Refusal of a Spouse of a British National).
