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Immigration & Asylum Appeals:
You can challenge the refusal decision by way of an immigration appeal if your immigration application has been refused by the Home Office. Our expert team of immigration appeals solicitors can help you challenge the refusal decision of the Home Office by representing you in your immigration appeal at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) and the Upper Tribunal.
Judicial Review (JR) Claims
You can challenge an immigration decision by way of Judicial Review (JR) where you have not been given an appeal right to challenge the refusal decision or you have exhausted all appeal rights following a refusal from the Upper Tribunal (Cart JR).
Judicial Review (JR) in immigration cases is a process whereby an unlawful immigration decision of the Home Office UKVI or an Immigration Tribunal, as the case may be, can be legally challenged by way of legal proceedings in the court. Through Judicial Review (JR) the court reviews the unlawfulness of an immigration decision and if the decision is found to be unlawful, the decision is set aside by the court so that the Home Office or the Tribunal, as the case may be, can make a fresh lawful immigration decision.
Pre Action Protocol For Judicial Review
You should send a pre-action protocol (PAP) letter to Home Office before lodging an immigration Judicial Review (JR) in Court and ask the Home Office to reconsider its refusal decision within 14 days.
As specialist immigration solicitors, we can represent you in your pre-action protocol (PAP) letter for Judicial Review (JR) against the Home Office. .
Judicial Review In High Court
You can challenge certain immigration refusal decisions by filing a Judicial Review (JR) in the High Court.
Cart Judicial Review (JR) In High Court
A Cart JR is a legal challenge by way of Judicial Review proceedings against a decision made by the Upper Tribunal (UT), Immigration and Asylum Chamber, to refuse permission to challenge a First-Tier Tribunal determination/decision, in circumstances where there is no further right of appeal to the Court of Appeal.
Once we contract to take a case, unless advised otherwise, we are committed to a successful conclusion, which includes pursuing all available avenues including appeals. We are particularly well qualified as our personnel are legally trained and qualified therefore we have been very successful in the appeal process so far. We fully intend to maintain this record. You may be confident in the knowledge that we will do everything possible and pursue all avenues in order to conclude your case successfully.
Our business is 70% litigation based which gives Bridgeway Solicitors the legal and practical expertise to solve your problems. Experience of the litigation process and acting for a broad range of clients give an insight into how and why disputes arise. Knowledge and expertise of how Courts and Tribunals operate ensures you receive the best possible advice. Our involvement at an early stage will make a difference.
Our Lawyers are skilled in the provision of advice and in advocacy, both written and oral. We are committed to maintaining the high standards of service which clients are entitled to expect. Our records of achieving high success rate in immigration and asylum appeal matters put us in front of our competitors.
Immigration & Asylum Appeals:
You can challenge the refusal decision by way of an immigration appeal if your immigration application has been refused by the Home Office. Our expert team of immigration appeals solicitors can help you challenge the refusal decision of the Home Office by representing you in your immigration appeal at the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) and the Upper Tribunal.
Judicial Review (JR) Claims
You can challenge an immigration decision by way of Judicial Review (JR) where you have not been given an appeal right to challenge the refusal decision or you have exhausted all appeal rights following a refusal from the Upper Tribunal (Cart JR).
Judicial Review (JR) in immigration cases is a process whereby an unlawful immigration decision of the Home Office UKVI or an Immigration Tribunal, as the case may be, can be legally challenged by way of legal proceedings in the court. Through Judicial Review (JR) the court reviews the unlawfulness of an immigration decision and if the decision is found to be unlawful, the decision is set aside by the court so that the Home Office or the Tribunal, as the case may be, can make a fresh lawful immigration decision.
Pre Action Protocol For Judicial Review
You should send a pre-action protocol (PAP) letter to Home Office before lodging an immigration Judicial Review (JR) in Court and ask the Home Office to reconsider its refusal decision within 14 days.
As specialist immigration solicitors, we can represent you in your pre-action protocol (PAP) letter for Judicial Review (JR) against the Home Office. .
Judicial Review In High Court
You can challenge certain immigration refusal decisions by filing a Judicial Review (JR) in the High Court.
Cart Judicial Review (JR) In High Court
A Cart JR is a legal challenge by way of Judicial Review proceedings against a decision made by the Upper Tribunal (UT), Immigration and Asylum Chamber, to refuse permission to challenge a First-Tier Tribunal determination/decision, in circumstances where there is no further right of appeal to the Court of Appeal.
Once we contract to take a case, unless advised otherwise, we are committed to a successful conclusion, which includes pursuing all available avenues including appeals. We are particularly well qualified as our personnel are legally trained and qualified therefore we have been very successful in the appeal process so far. We fully intend to maintain this record. You may be confident in the knowledge that we will do everything possible and pursue all avenues in order to conclude your case successfully.
Our business is 70% litigation based which gives Bridgeway Solicitors the legal and practical expertise to solve your problems. Experience of the litigation process and acting for a broad range of clients give an insight into how and why disputes arise. Knowledge and expertise of how Courts and Tribunals operate ensures you receive the best possible advice. Our involvement at an early stage will make a difference.
Our Lawyers are skilled in the provision of advice and in advocacy, both written and oral. We are committed to maintaining the high standards of service which clients are entitled to expect. Our records of achieving high success rate in immigration and asylum appeal matters put us in front of our competitors.