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Read More →Administrative review is an appeals process. It can be initiated after you have received an immigration decision that is not in your favour.
Administrative review is an appeals process. It can be initiated after you have received an immigration decision that is not in your favour.
The review will look at policies and procedures and will question whether regulations have been misinterpreted or misapplied.
An immigration administrative review is an opportunity to try and get an unfavourable decision overturned.
It makes sense to have the support of experienced administrative lawyers, who will be able to have the knowledge to recognise any issues with the policy. They will also support you throughout the review process.
Contact Jones Whyte solicitors if you are planning to apply for an administrative review, and we will help you get the positive result you want.
The Administrative Review process allows individuals who have applied for entry clearance or a UK visa application and have since been refused, to challenge this.
Decisions may be overturned due to errors when working on the case. This is why individuals have a legal right to challenge a negative decision affecting them. The review process is independent of the original decision-makers.
Immigration Administrative Review is available where there has been an eligible decision made.
Negative decisions from the UK Home Office require a quick response from an individual, especially if they are facing immigration enforcement action.
The Home Office usually sends out decisions within 28 days of the application, but this may vary.
If the Home Office has refused your initial application, the refusal decision notice will tell you if you are eligible to apply for administrative review. Generally, you can only apply for an administrative review if you don’t have a right of appeal against the initial refusal.
Our experienced administrative lawyers will be able to support you throughout the appeals process and work to have it resolved in your favour.
Our expert legal team helps people and businesses with clear, professional advice and steady support, from first contact through to the decision. When you get in touch, we will arrange an advice session to understand your circumstances and set out your options.
Find your LawyerAn administrative review is a process that allows you to challenge a UK visa or immigration decision if you believe the Home Office made a caseworking error, such as failing to apply the correct immigration rules, miscalculating periods of leave, or overlooking evidence you provided. It is not an appeal and generally does not allow you to submit new evidence—it only checks whether the original decision was made correctly based on what was submitted.
To apply for an administrative review, you must submit your application online within 14 days of receiving your decision if you're inside the UK, or 7 days if you were detained on the day you got your decision. An immigration solicitor can review your refusal notice, identify any caseworking errors, prepare your administrative review application, and represent you throughout the process to maximize your chances of a successful outcome.
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