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Moreover, the appeal rights are limited, however, an immigration appeal can be lodged to the First-tier immigration and Asylum Tribunal under section 82 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002.
Here are various applications which automatically generate the right of appeal:
a) Human rights
b) Protection claims
c) Revoke protection claim
You cannot appeal the decision of the Secretary of state if your claim has been certified under section 94 of the Nationality, Immigration and asylum act 2002.
If you were not granted the right of appeal then you have to apply for administration review and then challenge the decision by way of Judicial Review (JR).
You must lodge an appeal within 14 calendar days to the First-tier Immigration and Asylum Tribunal. You must dully fill in the appeal form, attach grounds of appeal and refusal letter.
There are two sorts of Immigration 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 and Cardiff can advise and represent your complex immigration matter (Immigration Appeal) 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 will endeavour to deliver the best outcome of your complex Immigration appeal and have dealt with numerous Immigration appeals.
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