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Immigration Appeals

If your visa, asylum, or immigration application has been refused and you’ve been granted a right of appeal, you can challenge the decision through the UK immigration appeals process. An appeal gives you the opportunity to have your case heard by an independent tribunal and secure a fair outcome.

Who Can Appeal a UK Immigration Decision?

You may have the right to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) if the Home Office has:

  • Refused your asylum claim

  • Refused a human rights application (such as a Spouse, Partner, or Long Residence visa)

  • Cancelled or curtailed your visa based on human rights grounds

  • Refused your protection claim or revoked your protection status

  • Made a deportation order against you

To proceed, you must act quickly—most appeals must be lodged within 14 days (inside the UK) or 28 days (outside the UK) of the decision.

The appeals process involves written submissions, witness statements, evidence, and often a hearing before an independent judge. Legal representation significantly improves your chances of success.

How Hermes Legal Can Help

Hermes Legal provides expert representation throughout the immigration appeals process. We ensure your rights are defended with professionalism, strategy, and compassion.

1

Appeal Rights Assessment

We examine the Home Office decision to determine if you have a valid right of appeal and evaluate the merits of your case.

2

Grounds of Appeal & Evidence Building

Our team prepares strong legal grounds, gathers supporting documents, witness statements, and builds a compelling case.

3

Tribunal Representation

We represent you throughout the appeal process—submitting your case, managing correspondence, and appearing at hearings with skilled advocacy.

4

Aftercare & Next Steps

If the appeal is successful, we assist with further applications or settlement. If refused, we advise on Upper Tribunal appeals or alternative legal remedies.

Our Services

Trusted Immigration Support for All Situations

We offer a full range of UK immigration services designed to support individuals, families, and businesses. From visa applications to appeals and asylum, our legal experts provide clear, strategic advice to help you navigate every stage of the immigration process with confidence.

Asylum and Overstayers

We offer legal assistance for asylum seekers, overstayers, and those making fresh or long-residence claims, protecting your rights under UK immigration law.

Personal Immigration

We provide expert support for spouse, fiancé, child, and partner visas, as well as guidance on securing indefinite leave to remain and UK citizenship.

Business Immigration

We support professionals and businesses with UK work visas, including skilled worker, innovator, start-up, and expansion visas, ensuring smooth, compliant entry.

Immigration Appeals and refusals

We help challenge visa refusals through judicial reviews, and appeals, ensuring your case is heard with strong legal representation.

Travel & Tourism

We assist travelers with UK visit visa applications and Electronic Travel Authorizations, including tourist visas, family visits, and business travel permits, ensuring seamless, compliant entry.

Immigration Appeals and refusals

We help challenge visa refusals through judicial reviews, and appeals, ensuring your case is heard with strong legal representation.

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions, Overstayer Legal Support

If you’re considering a human rights claim or facing removal from the UK, it’s natural to have questions. We’ve compiled answers to the most common concerns to help you better understand your rights, the legal process, and how Hermes Legal can support your case with clarity and care.

Overstaying means remaining in the UK after your visa or leave to remain has expired, without renewing or switching to a new status.

Yes, in some cases. You may be eligible to make a human rights claim, long residence application, or fresh claim depending on your situation.

You must have lived continuously in the UK for at least 20 years to apply under this route, even if some or all of that time was without status.

Yes, it can impact future applications, but strong legal representation can help you explain and overcome this in many cases.

Having a British or long-resident child may strengthen your case under Article 8 (family and private life). We can advise based on your full circumstances.

Our Services