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Helping you in the fight to appeal

If you want to challenge a decision made by the Home Office that was unlawful or incorrect, your case may be eligible for a Judicial Review. A typical example is when you are not allowed the right to appeal their decision. If the Secretary of State refuses your case with no right of appeal, our immigration lawyers can help. We can provide expert and professional services that establish the reasons for pursuing your case and which can dispute the decision to the Upper Tribunal or High Courts.

A Judicial Review doesn’t challenge the decision but how it was made. Perl Immigration can advise you if your case can be reviewed this way and aid you in the application process. If your application is successful, the immigration decision may be overturned or declared illegal, asking immigration authorities to revisit your case and make a fresh and rational decision.

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How does a Judicial Review work?

Applications for Judicial Reviews are made to the Upper Tribunals or the High Court of England and Wales. If the Home Office has been negligent or failed to follow standard rules while dealing with your case, we can help you draft and submit a JR application.
Your immigration case may be eligible for a Judicial Reviews in the following circumstances:
  • The Home Office certifies your human rights or asylum claim however, you were denied the right to appeal in the UK
  • As per Dublin regulations, you were informed that your asylum claim would be switches to another EU country
  • You were illegally detained
  • Challenge the imminent removal order by applying for an injunction order
  • Further submissions were rejected on the basis that it was not a fresh claim and without a right to appeal
  • Your permission application to appeal to the Upper Tribunal was rejected and you can establish an error of law occurred in deciding the application
If the Home Office notified you that you may be removed/deported, you should consider applying for an urgent judicial Reviews. If you application is accepted, you can get an injunction to prevent the removal/deportation.
To limit the stress caused by this process, we offer fixed fees services to ensure costs will remain affordable and give you one less thing to worry about. In some cases, our lawyers can also deal with matters under Conditional Fee Agreements, also known as ‘no win, no fee’. To discuss this, call our teams to arrange an initial appointment in London or Manchester.
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