Understanding Administrative Review

Administrative Review is a process that allows individuals to challenge certain immigration decisions made by the Home Office. It provides an avenue for review, correction, and clarification of these decisions.

When Can You Request Administrative Review?

You can request Administrative Review if your application for entry clearance, leave to remain, or other types of visa applications are refused. Administrative Review may also be applicable in cases involving revocations, cancellations, or curtailment of existing visas.

The Administrative Review Process

Navigating an Administrative Review involves several steps:

• Request Administrative Review: You must apply for an Administrative Review within a specific timeframe mentioned in your decision notice. This is typically 14 days, but its essential to review your specific decision.
• Evidence and Documentation: Gather and submit any additional evidence or documents that support your case.
• Independent Review: Your case will be reviewed independently by a different immigration official who was not involved in the initial decision.
• Outcome Notification: You will receive a decision on your Administrative Review. If your review is successful, your application will be reconsidered.

Working with Administrative Review Experts

Navigating the Administrative Review process can be challenging, and the stakes are high. Seeking professional guidance from experts in immigration law can significantly increase your chances of a favorable outcome.