EEA Family Visa Refusal Appeal UK

Our EEA Visa Refusal Service

We have years of experience in EEA immigration law, are able to advise and represent you, and provide legal counsel and prompt assistance.

How We Can Help You?

Citylawyers will help you with your EEA family visa refusal appeal from initial consultation to decision. Clients can expect hassle-free service, regular updates, and clear communication.

FAQs

What is EEA family visa refusal appeal?

Rejected EEA family visa applicants can appeal under the 2016 immigration (EEA) regulations. Refusals for EEA permanent residence card rates are high. So, when applying for an EEA family visa, it’s advised to consult with a lawyer. Contact our experts to help you appeal a denial.

How can I appeal a denied EEA permanent resident card?

The appeal form can be filled out online, and a fee must be paid online as well. If your EEA permanent residence card application was denied for a cause that can’t be fixed by reapplying, our immigration solicitors and advocates can advise and represent you.

What is the timeframe for filing an appeal against the denial of a spouse visa?

If the application was made in the UK and the applicant is in the UK, the appeal against refusal of spouse visa application must be filed within 14 days of the date of the refusal letter.

Human Rights Appeal UK

Our Human Rights Appeal Service

Citylaws can help with all aspects of a human rights appeal when family life is denied. This is one area of immigration law that is very hard to understand. Our lawyers have a lot of experience with human rights-based immigration appeals. We have a strong track record of helping our clients reach their goals.

How We Can Help You?

We are “SRA-regulated law firm” that is authorised to handle complicated immigration cases. Immigration appeals are a speciality of our skilled attorneys. To ensure your rights are protected, we’ll take care of all the paperwork and represent you in front of the appropriate authorities in UK.

How long do appeals usually take?

You must live in the UK for 5 years straight and meet certain income requirements.
Keep a detailed record of any trips you've taken outside the UK in the last 5 years, as long trips may affect your application.
This is a 45-minute test that foreigners who want to stay in the UK permanently or become British citizens are required to take.
Improperly filled-out forms can result in a visa denial.
Failure to meet the required English proficiency standards.

ILR Refusal Appeal UK

Our ILR Refusal Appeal Service

At Citylaws, our immigration lawyers specialize in appealing ILR refusals and filing Judicial Review cases. We ensure continuous support from the start until resolution.

How We Can Assist You?

If you have received an ILR/Settlement refusal, our experts at Citylaws can guide you through the appeal process or Judicial Review. We assist with necessary documentation, strategic planning, and legal representation.

Common Reasons for ILR Refusal

Issues with past tax records leading to dishonesty claims.
Incorrect or incomplete documentation.
Failure to meet continuous residency requirements.
Incorrect details in the application or supporting documents.

Spouse Visa Refusal Appeal UK

Our Spouse Visa Refusal Appeal Service

Our immigration lawyers have award-winning experience with difficult UK spouse visa denial appeals. We’ll analyse your case after an initial consultation and advise you on all available alternatives, timescales, and costs. You may be confident that your application won’t fail because you didn’t match the criteria.

How We Can Help You?

Citylaws has vast expertise with appeals and judicial reviews for various applications, and we address each case with expert attention and participation. Our success includes complex and tough appeal cases. Our professionals will prepare documents and represent you in court. Our clients always receive outstanding service and a transparent fee structure with no hidden fees.

What Are Common Causes for a UK Spouse Visa Refusal?

The minimum financial requirements are not met, which are a yearly income of £18,600 or savings of £62,50
Immigration officers doubt your marriage's validity
Incorrect documentation
The forms aren't filled out correctly
Not enough English skills

You can avoid such circumstances if you contact our lawyers early in the application process.

Visa Refusal Appeal UK

Our Visa Refusal Appeal Service

We help you submit appropriate documents and follow the right procedure to apply for a refusal appeal. We provide expert representation in the courts, and our team of highly qualified lawyers will promptly clarify any queries raised by the respondent (UKVI) or the immigration judge. We’ll give advice, support, and representation if a tribunal hearing is necessary.

How We Can Help You?

The UK visa refusal appeal procedure can be difficult. But, our experienced immigration lawyers have overturned visa denials in our clients' favor before a tribunal hearing. This saves clients time, money, and stress. By entrusting us with your appeal, you can be confident it will be handled professionally.

How do I appeal a UK visa refusal?

If you are in the UK, you must appeal to the “First-Tier Tribunal” (immigration and asylum) within 14 days of receiving the decision notice, and within 28 days if you were denied entry clearance and given an extension.

Immigration appeals might be oral or written. In many circumstances, an oral hearing is desirable since it allows the appellant or lawyers to react on UKVI’s comments and questions from the respondent or immigration court.

When can I reapply after a visa denial?

There is no limit on how quickly a new application can be sent in. It’s important that the new application can fully address the reasons why the first one was turned down.

How long does the process of appealing take?

The “Immigration Tribunal” can take anywhere from 6 to 12 months to hear an appeal.

Can the tribunal award fees in an appeal involving immigration?

If your appeal is successful in front of a “First-Tier Immigration Tribunal”, you might get back the fees you paid when you filed the appeal.