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You can appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) if you think there’s a legal mistake with a decision made by the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Court).
Simply call us at 0203 384 4389 if you need help with your visa. You can also fill out the online form here.
You can only be represented at the hearing by a solicitor or regulated immigration adviser, your sponsor can not act on your behalf.
You must us aware if your sponsor will be attending the hearing in your place. Include the case reference number of your appeal.
Form IAFT-4: Appeal to the Upper Tribunal (immigration cases)
If the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) decides that a mistake was made it can:
There is no fee to appeal to the tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber).
Most of the time, a child needs a visa in order to live in the UK. For instance, if their parent is a foreign national working or studying in the country, the child may need a Child Dependant Visa.
If you’re allowed to appeal, you may address the tribunal. To initiate this process, the initial action involves filling out an appeal form and submitting it within 28 days of receiving your decision, provided you are outside the UK. In case your appeal faces rejection, an alternative route is available: contesting the decision through Judicial Review (JR).
To make your spouse’s visa application successful, proof of a continuous relationship is crucial. The Home Office carefully checks information to spot fraudulent marriages. They’ll examine your details closely to determine if your relationship has been ongoing.
Many people think that they can easily get a Spouse visa if their relationship is real and they had a genuine wedding. But as fake applications get smarter, the Home Office hunts for any mistakes in your application to reject your Spouse’s Visa.
A Spouse Visa rejected letter may be sent due to minor concerns, which can be quite upsetting for couples who are in genuine relationships. The applicant should be ready for a thorough examination of all the details related to their spouse’s visa application.
An appeal court’s decision making process can take a long time. While some cases can be handled in a few weeks or months, others may take much longer—in complex cases, years—to resolve. The timing is determined by many factors, including the case’s complexity and the court’s workload.
At the moment, there isn’t a defined success rate for the UK’s unmarried partner visa. However, those unable to meet the set criteria often face rejection from the Home Office. Reasons for refusal can range from incorrectly filled application forms to other grounds that don’t meet their standards.
If you are not satisfied with the Immigration Judge’s decision, you can request that the Board of Immigration Appeals (“Board”) review the case. The purpose of this review is to make sure the judge made the right choice. Referred to as an “appeal,” it needs to be received by the Board no later than 30 days after the judge’s ruling in your case.
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