Immigration Appeals Against Visa-Refusal

We are specialized in all types of Immigration Appeals

 

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COMMON AREAS OF APPEAL
An individual may be eligible to appeal a decision to the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal. The common areas of appeal are:

Asylum: An asylum appeal relates to a person who is under threat in their own country and looks to the United Kingdom for protection, for example during times of civil war. Immigration: An immigration appeal relates to a person who has applied to come or live permanently or extension to stay in the United Kingdom. Also appeals are related to Certificate of Entitlement to Right of Abode in the UK.

 Visit Visa : (Family Visitors) A visit visa appeal relates to a person who has been refused a visit to the United Kingdom for a period of more than 3 months. Visit visa cases can be heard at a hearing or dealt with on papers.

Human Rights: A human rights appeal is where a person claims their basic human rights have been breached.

Bail: Bail: An application to be released on bail from a person detained under the Immigration Acts.

A small amount of appeals are also received for deprivation of citizenship, race discrimination and non suspense appeals.

THE APPEALS PROCESS

If your application is denied, The Home Office will send an appeal form and guidance notes to you with their decision.

Should you not be proficient in English and submit an application in your nativelanguage, you must separately attach a translated form in English, and signed by the translator to certify that the translation is accurate.

Your appeal form must be received by the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal(AIT):

Within 5 working days from the day you received the notice of decision if you are in detention; or Within 10 working days from the day you received the notice of decision if you are not in detention.

The date you receive the notice of decision by post is two days after the date on the notice.
If your appeal will not be received at the AIT by required date, you must explain why you were not able to submit it in time. The reasons will then d to decide whether there are special circumstances that allow your appeal to proceed.

If you are outside the United Kingdom and wish to appeal against the decision of an entry clearance officer, you may also give notice of appeal by serving it on the entry clearance officer.
Please note if you are outside the United Kingdom your appeal will not be listed for hearing until after the entry clearance officer has considered the appeal papers and prepared an explanatory statement giving full details of the reasons for refusal.

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It is unlikely that a decision will be reached on your appeal the day of your hearing. The written decision of the AIT, called a determination, will be sent to you and to your representative if you have one. The determination will state whether your appeal has been successful (allowed) or unsuccessful (dismissed) and will give the reasons for the decision.

Applications for reconsideration of dismissed appeals may be granted on the grounds it made an error of law. If your appeal has been allowed, the Home Office may apply for a review of the decision in the same way. If the AIT orders a reconsideration of the appeal there will be a new hearing date set.

The application for review must be made within 5 days of receiving the determination if you are in the United Kingdom, or 28 days if you are outside the UK.

If your appeal is allowed and the Home Office make no review application, the Home Office will issue the necessary documents to you, either directly (if you are in the UK) or through the Embassy (if you are outside the UK).

While not having legal representation does not prevent you making an appeal, it is recommended that you seek legal representation for your appeal as early as possible.

AIT will provide an interpreter free of charge who will translate for you during the hearing. If you require an interpreter, you must inform AIT immediately, preferably in your appeal form. You may bring your own interpreter but they will not be allowed to speak officially in the hearing room nor interpret the proceedings for you. If you elect to have AIT provide an interpreter for you, you are not permitted to speak to them outside of the hearing room.

The UK appeals system can be complicated to understand which can often make it difficult to know what to do next. We have experience in managing appeals successfully. we can ensure that your appeal is given the best chance for success.

We can offer you a service that fits your needs as a client. If you require full legal representation from the outset, we will:

Manage the entire appeal process for you Prepare the paperwork and court bundles Arrange for a barrister to attend on your behalf.

If you have already submitted grounds of appeal and need a barrister to attend the AIT hearing with you, we can still help.

Please contact us to assess your case fully.

United Kingdom

Hossain Law Associates has their Office in the United Kingdom. The office is open from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. All kinds of Law related cases in the UK like immigration, attestation, Family, Driving Offences, Employment etc. are done here.

Bangladesh

Hossain Law Associates has their Branch Office in Bangladesh. The office is open from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

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Have Questions? Look Here

We provide professional assistance and guide you regarding your legal causes; feel free to contact us. Here are some general questions which you may need to know.

1. What is the Fee for First consultation?

If Personal consultation is done then the fee will be on the basis of the time spent on the matter.

2. Which payment methods do you accept?

Cash or Cheque & online payments

3. What do I do when I have a question?

You can call our office or email us at hossainlaw@yahoo.co.uk with any questions in regards to your case or on any other matter. We are committed to returning all calls and emails within 24 hours.

4. What are the Initial Fees You Charge For a case?

This cost does ultimately depend of complexity of case. For more please visit here.

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S GUSSI

I went to see Barrister Mohammed Monwar Hossain in relation to my immigration appeal matter. His services, attitude, honesty, behaviours and representation were excellent. I am grateful for his help. My problems have been sorted out by him. 

N NESSA

My two relatives have been in the UK for the last 12 years. He got their flight cancelled twice and bail granted three times. He helped them for Judicial Review and the Home Office has agreed to reconsider the decision. Barrister Monwar is really great!

NASIR KHAN

Mr Hossain is such a barrister who does not care about big fees but desperately helps people who faces immigration problems. I work as environmental officer in UK. I have no hesitation to say that if anybody has been failed and no where else to go.

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