Our specialist Immigration, Asylum and Human Rights lawyers are highly experienced and can assist with applications or appeals on your behalf. If you believe that your human rights have been breached or are at risk of being infringed upon, please contact us for advice.
We can assist you and your loved ones to seek asylum or to submit a human rights application, to obtain your right to stay in the UK if you are unable to return to your home country because either:
Our team of immigration solicitors and human rights lawyers can represent you and advise on submitting an appeal against a refusal of your Human Rights Application.
Human Rights Application
Under the Human Rights Act 1998 you may be entitled to apply to remain on human
rights grounds such as your right to respect of your family and private life, or the right
which prohibits you from being subject to torture, or inhuman and degrading
treatment.
rights grounds such as your right to respect of your family and private life, or the right
which prohibits you from being subject to torture, or inhuman and degrading
treatment.
These applications are judged outside the immigration rules and may entitle you to
Limited or Discretionary leave to remain.
We will carry out a detailed assessment of your personal circumstances to identify
on which basis of the Human Rights Act you may be entitled to stay in the UK.
Our specialist solicitors will:
- Consider your case and advise on the right documents and evidence needed to help support and strengthen your case
- Draft, review and prepare your human rights Application
- We will liaise with the Home Office to ensure that your application is reviewed and decided in a correct and timely manner.
Asylum Application
For individuals wishing to seek asylum in the UK, you are essentially asking the UK to protect you because you are a refugee fleeing a country where you will be subject to persecution.
This can be on account of one or more of the following reasons: race, religion, nationality, membership of particular social group or political opinion.
This can be on account of one or more of the following reasons: race, religion, nationality, membership of particular social group or political opinion.
You must be within the UK to claim asylum and show that you are not willing or unable to return by demonstrating a well-founded fear of persecution in your home country based on this narrow range of protected characteristics or activities. It is important to apply for asylum as soon as possible, whether that is soon after arriving in the UK or if circumstances in your home country change while you are here.
Forced Marriages
If individuals are being brought to the UK for the purposes or result of a forced marriage, the authorities will be able to provide you with the protection and support you need to either be safely returned home or settled into the UK if your human rights are at risk of being violated.
Our team & expertise allows them to deal with the sensitive and upsetting nature of forced marriage applications.
Our Asylum and Human Rights law solicitors regularly advise clients on:
- Acquiring refugee status, humanitarian protection and discretionary leave
- Acquiring the right for the family to join you in the UK
- Appeals to the Tribunals
- Applying for asylum
- Challenges to Home Office decisions
- Human Rights Law
- Judicial Reviews appeals to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court
Why Choose Us?
Our specialist Asylum and Human Rights solicitors will be by your side throughout all stages of your Immigration application. They will discuss your circumstances and present you with options on how to proceed. Legal advice should always be sought before an application is submitted, the case must be argued well and in detail to show evidence that you meet the requirements.
Our solicitors have many years of experience in dealing with all types of Asylum and Human Rights matters. They will expertly guide you in all aspects of your case and are ideally positioned to explain any complexities and can represent your position robustly in order to achieve your desired outcome.
Our solicitors have many years of experience in dealing with all types of Asylum and Human Rights matters. They will expertly guide you in all aspects of your case and are ideally positioned to explain any complexities and can represent your position robustly in order to achieve your desired outcome.
How to Get in Contact
Please call us on 01234 350 244 or email us at info@dvsolicitors.com for further information and advice about our family visa application services. We will happily provide you with a free initial discussion about your individual circumstances.
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