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Immigration Tribunal Appeals: A Practical Guide (1)
By Alexandra Pease - Barrister Partner

We recently examined immigration appeals in the context of the new digital MyHMCTS system and in the context of the Covid-19 Pandemic. This is the first of four posts that considers what happens if your visa...

 or immigration application is refused and you wish to appeal the refusal decision. The factors and considerations below cannot be considered an exhaustive list. The approach to an immigration appeal will depend...

The Definition of “Precarious” - Precarious No More? The Case of Rhuppiah v SSHD
By Richmond Chambers -

On 14 November 2018, the Supreme Court delivered their judgment in Rhuppiah v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2018] UKSC 58. In making this judgment, the Justices have clarified when an individual’s...

 immigration status should be considered ‘precarious’. As we will see, whether their status is considered precarious or not  will determine the extent to which their private life in the UK is protected...

‘Remove First, Appeal Later’ Extended
By Richmond Chambers -

Today, Commencement Order No.2 brings into force key sections of the Immigration Act 2016. The ‘remove first, appeal later’ policy is substantially extended. The...

 Home Secretary now also has power to cancel leave which has been granted under s.3C of the Immigration Act 1971.Leave Under Section 3CContact Our Immigration Lawyers In London

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