Entry Clearance Application to the UK

At Chris Alexander Solicitors we can assist with your application for entry clearance to the UK and carry out all the work on your application until a decision is made by the Entry Clearance Officer (ECO) on your application. More details ….

In-Country Applications for Leave to Remain and Extensions

An applicant wishing to be granted leave to remain must satisfy the legal requirements under the Immigration Rules. More details …..

British Citizenship Applications

British Citizenship is one of the 6 different forms of British nationality. British Citizens have an automatic right to live and work in the UK and to apply for a British passport. More details …..

Immigration Appeals In-Country Appeals to the First Tier Tribunal

Unless a human rights claim is certified by the Secretary of State for the Home Department (SSHD), there will be an in-country right of appeal. More details …..

Out-of-Country Appeals Against an Entry Clearance Decision

We can also assist you with appealing the following entry clearance decisions. ore details ….

Application to First Tier Tribunal for Permission to Appeal to Upper Tribunal

We can help you to appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) if your appeal has been dismissed by the Immigration Judge and there has been a legal mistake with the decision. More details …..

Appeal to Upper Tribunal following Grant of Permission to Appeal on an Error of Law

After permission to appeal has been granted, the Upper Tribunal may rehear the appeal to decide whether or not there was a material error of law made by the Immigration Judge who determined the appeal at First Tier Tribunal. More details …..

Administrative Review Against The Home Office Administrative Review of Entry Clearance Applications

If your application with the Home Office is refused, you will be told in your refusal letter if you can ask for the decision on your visa application to be reviewed. More details …..

 

 

Deportation and Administrative Removal by the Home Office

The Home Office has the power to make a deportation order. A deportation order requires a person to leave the UK  for the public good, usually after serving a criminal sentence in the UK. It prohibits him or her from re-entering whilst the order is in force. It also invalidates any leave to enter or remain.

 

 

Immigration Judicial Review

A judicial review is a form of court proceeding in which a judge reviews the lawfulness of a decision or action made by a public body. More details …..

 

 

 

Judicial Review Hearing

In many cases, if you are granted permission to proceed with the judicial review, the Home Office will concede and agree to settle the case out of court. More details …..