UK IMMIGRATION SERVICES

At Asher & Tomar, we have been proudly serving clients since 2008, offering expert guidance in Immigration matters across the UK. Our office, based in West London, has helped thousands of clients achieve successful outcomes in their Immigration cases. Whether you are applying for a UK Spouse Visa, facing a refusal, or seeking Judicial Review, our specialist solicitors are here to guide you every step of the way.

Immigration Appeals

We understand how stressful and complex an Immigration refusal can be. Our dedicated team represents clients in a wide range of appeals, ensuring their rights are fully protected. We handle the following:

1. Spouse Visa Appeals – Supporting families to stay together.

2. Family Visit Visa Appeals – Helping loved ones reunite in the UK.

3. Fiancé Visa Refusal Appeals – Ensuring couples can marry and live together in the UK.

4. UK Visa Refusal Appeals – Covering all categories of refused visas.

5. Tier 1 General Visa Refusal Appeals – Assisting skilled professionals in challenging refusals.

6. Human Rights Appeals – Protecting fundamental rights under Article 8 ECHR.

7. Tier 2 Visa Refused Appeals – Representing skilled workers against unfair refusals.

8. Indefinite Leave to Remain Refused (ILR Appeals) – Helping applicants secure permanent residency.

9. Tier 4 Student Visa Refused Appeals – Assisting students to continue their education in the UK.

10. EEA 2 Visa Refusal Appeals – Supporting EEA nationals and their family members.

11. UK Ancestry Visa Refusal Appeals – Helping individuals of UK descent to settle.

Immigration Representation in Detention

In addition to appeals, we also represent clients who are detained by the Home Office. Detention can be distressing, but our solicitors act swiftly to secure release. We prepare and submit:

• Bail to the Chief Immigration Officer—Immediate representation for clients in detention.

• Bail to the Immigration Judge—Applications before the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal.

Our goal is to ensure that detention is challenged effectively and that clients are released on reporting conditions where possible.

What is judicial review?

Judicial review in immigration law is not about re-deciding your case but about assessing whether the Home Office acted lawfully, fairly, and within its powers. It challenges procedural errors, unfair decisions, or unlawful conduct by the authorities.

Grounds for Judicial Review in Immigration Cases

Common grounds for seeking judicial review include:

• Failure by the Home Office to consider all evidence.

• Breach of human rights, particularly the right to family and private life.

• Irrational or unreasonable decisions.

• Failure to exercise discretion or apply policies fairly.

Judicial Review Procedure

1. Pre-Action Protocol Letter—Before starting a judicial review, a pre-action letter is sent to the Home Office explaining the grounds of challenge.

2. Filing an Application—If no satisfactory response is received, the JR application is filed in the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber).

3. Permission Stage—The court considers whether the case has merit.

4. Substantive Hearing—If permission is granted, a full hearing takes place where the court examines the lawfulness of the decision.

Importance of Judicial Review

Judicial review plays a crucial role in holding the Home Office accountable. It ensures fairness in immigration decision-making and protects individuals from unlawful removals or unfair refusals. For families, a successful JR can mean staying together in the UK.

Why Choose Us for Immigration Matters?

At Asher & Tomar, our solicitors have in-depth expertise in immigration law. Since 2008, we have successfully represented clients in appeals, bail applications, and judicial reviews. Our approach is client-focused, ensuring every case receives the care, strategy, and commitment it deserves.