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If you are deported, you have to leave the UK and can’t come back for at least 10 years. It is used for people who are not British citizens and have broken the law. If the Home Office decides to send you back to your home country, they will let you know. This is a letter from the Home Office that tells you why they want to remove you. There is no natural way to stop someone from being deported. You only have the right to appeal if your Human Rights claim is turned down.
Suppose the Home Office has notified you that they may issue a deportation order. In that case, you should get legal guidance from an expert immigration lawyer, such as those at UK Immigration Solicitors. You can protect your right to remain in the country and understand your legal choices with the help of a professional immigration specialist.
Anybody who is subject to immigration control officially declares that they accept the UK’s terms of residence/entry. They also declare that they understand that the Home Office is able to remove them from the UK through a process called deportation if they are convicted of criminal offences or, controversially, if the UK Government believes that they are not ‘conducive to the public good’.
Only non-British citizens can be deported and deportation affects those with criminal convictions or ‘bad characters’. If you are an over-stayer or have breached your visa conditions, you will normally be removed through a process called administrative removal.
This is a very complex area of law and early preparation is the key. Having the assistance of an experienced immigration solicitor may literally make the difference between you being able to live life as you know it in the UK, or you being deported to where the Home Office considers ‘home’ should be. The argument against deportation issue is a fierce one and the team at UK Immigration Solicitors is well experienced in producing favourable and formidable arguments on behalf of our clients to stop them from being deported.
Deportation from UK matters are often complex and the ‘notice of decision to deport’ will set out the legality of the Home Office’s decision to deport you and explain how the law applies to your specific circumstances. In general, the laws are designed to establish whether the decision to deport is in the public interest.
The law states that it is in the public interest to deport foreign nationals who:
Have committed criminal offences and have been sentenced to a minimum total period of 12 months in prison during the previous 5 years, or the offence has caused serious harm, or they are a persistent offender.
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A written notice from the Home Office called a “Notice of intention to deport,” is generally the first step in deportation from UK. Foreign criminals who are serving their terms are sent this letter explaining why the Home Office wants to send them back to their home country.
As soon as the person gets the deportation letter UK, they have the chance to give any reason why they shouldn’t be removed. The Home Office will then look at these reasons and decide if the removal process in the UK will go ahead or not.
If the Home Office decides to remove someone, it will send out both a refusal decision and an order to deport the person. But if the choice to refuse to deport someone is based on human rights or protections, that person will be able to appeal the decision.
After that, the case can go to the First Tier Tribunal for an appeal to a judge. As soon as the person gets the notice of desire to deport, they have 14 days to file an appeal with the First Tier Tribunal. The Immigration Judge will then hear the appeal and rule if the deportation is legal or not.
At UK Immigration Solicitors, we know how hard it is to get deported and have a lot of experience helping clients through every step of the process. We make sure that our client’s best interests are always looked after by giving them expert advice and support.
If you or someone you know is facing deportation and needs help, please contact us at 02033844389 for more information. Our team of skilled immigration lawyers is here to help you