Immigration Appeals and refusals

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Turn Immigration Refusals into Second Chances

Has your visa or immigration application been refused? Hermes Legal is here to help. We provide expert legal support for administrative reviews, immigration appeals, and judicial reviews ensuring your case gets the fair consideration it deserves.

Administrative Review

We help you challenge decisions based on caseworker errors or procedural mistakes, with properly structured legal requests.

Judicial Review

If you’ve exhausted other options, we offer legal support for challenging unlawful decisions through the High Court.

Immigration Appeals

We prepare and represent your case before the Immigration Tribunal, with strong legal arguments and evidence.

Reapplication After Refusal

If an appeal isn’t the best option, we assist with preparing and submitting a stronger, well-supported reapplication.

Why Choose Hermes Legal for Appeals?

At Hermes Legal, we understand how stressful a visa refusal can be. Our experienced team carefully analyzes your case, explains your legal options, and builds a strategic appeal plan to give you the best chance of success.

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“A refusal is not the end—it’s an opportunity to fight for what’s right. At Hermes Legal, we stand beside you every step of the way.”

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If your visa has been refused or your application denied, don’t face it alone. Hermes Legal is here to review your case, explain your appeal options, and guide you through the next steps. Contact us today for a free consultation and take action with confidence.

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions, Appeals & Refusals

If your visa has been refused or you’re considering an appeal, it’s natural to have questions. Our FAQs provide clear, straightforward answers to help you understand your rights, the appeals process, and how Hermes Legal can support you every step of the way.

You should carefully review the refusal letter and seek legal advice. In many cases, you may be eligible to appeal, request an administrative review, or reapply.

An administrative review is a way to challenge a visa refusal if you believe a caseworker made a mistake. It must be requested within 14 or 28 days, depending on where you applied.

Yes, but not all decisions have appeal rights. If your refusal includes a right of appeal (especially in human rights or asylum cases), you can appeal to the Immigration Tribunal.

Judicial review is a legal process used to challenge the lawfulness of a decision when no right of appeal or administrative review is available. It’s handled by the High Court.

Typically, you must appeal within 14 days if you are in the UK, or within 28 days if you are outside the UK. Deadlines are strict, so early action is crucial.

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