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UK Appeals:

Fee for Appeal:

If your visitor visa is refused then in many cases there is a right of appeal against this decision to the AIT (the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal). This is a separate court system where your case can be heard by an immigration judge. This is your chance to get the Home Office's or Consulate's negative decision changed and your opportunity to put your point of view forward, it is important that you seek strong representation to make sure that your voice is heard.

Refusals frequently occur when applicants have not had professional help with their application. Most refusals can be appealed as stated above. The appeal must be submitted within the strict time limit, as is required in accordance with the legal requirements. This is usually within 28 days of the date of refusal. It is important a professional company or consultant is appointed who can lodge the appeal with the Embassy, High Commission or appellate authority within the time frame. It is not just a simple matter of filling out a form. The correct legal terminology should be used, as the correct Grounds of Appeal and strong points to substantiate. 

We are expert in preparing appeals against refusals of UK Visit Visa, Partner, Dependent Visas, Student Visa and HSMP Tier 1 General or Entrepreneur Visa by giving convincing and well-argued points by supplying and in light of Immigration Laws to make the decision in favor of appellant.

Making an Appeal Against an Immigration Decision

  • The deadline to appeal is 28 calendar days from the date you received your Notice of Decision.  The First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (IAC) or the visa section who decided your application must receive your appeal by the end of this period.  You must not send your appeal to both locations.
     

  • To send your Notice of Decision with the IAFT-2 appeal form.
     
  • To submit meticulously prepared Form IAFT and it must be completed in English.  
     
  • If you have documents supporting your Grounds of Appeal you should supply these as per our expert advise.
     
  • If you are sending any other documents with this form to support your appeal, they must be in English or accompanied by a certified translation.
     
  • Use standard A4 sized paper only for supporting documents.
     
  • Do not use staples.  However, paperclips are acceptable.
Who can appeal?

For some types of application, there are Full Rights of Appeal (FRA) when entry clearance to the United Kingdom is refused. These are the most common:
 

  • Family Visit - if you are visiting qualifying family members in the UK
  • Settlement – if you are seeking to permanently settle with qualifying family members in the UK.

Your appeal rights will be stated on your written notice of refusal.

How do I make an appeal?

If you have a Full Rights of Appeal, the Entry Clearance Officer (ECO) will give you three documents.

  • The written Notice of Decision (this tells you why the ECO has refused your visa).
  • The Notice of Appeal form IAFT-2.
  • An information document explaining how to complete the Notice of Appeal form.

We shall lodge your appeal directly with the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (IAC) in the UK or we can send your appeal form to the visa section where your application was refused depending on case to case.

We have successful track record in representing complex appeals and won thousands of appeals through expert justifications. Since Superior Consulting (Pv.t) Ltd has prominent name is Immigration Authorities Good Book for representing Genuine aspirants with solid justifications so therefore applications are mostly successful.

Contact us for further information and procedure regarding your appeal against visa refusal.