If you or a member of your family is considered for deportation, it is vital to take early advice from our specialist immigration solicitors. Our team will advise you on the law, Home Office policy, and appeal procedures.

Immigration rules in the UK are constantly evolving and we therefore specialise in handling complex immigration matters including Appeals, Refusals, Deportation and Judicial Reviews. If you have been detained, require bail or are facing removal, we will be able to assist you.  We understand that you and your family will be worried and anxious.

Applying for an appeal

We understand that applying for an appeal is a critical decision and one which needs to be managed carefully. Our experts can help assist with the following:

  • First-tier Tribunal representation
  • Upper-tier Tribunal representation
  • Judicial Review applications
  • Administrative Review applications

  • Deportation and Removal Injunctions
  • Immigration Bail Application
  • Temporary Admission / CIO Bail Application

The Reasons For Deportation And Who is at Risk?

Deportation is the removal of someone from the United Kingdom, due to immigration
or administrative reasons.
The Secretary of State can issue a deportation order for the following reasons:

  • It is believed to be in the public good that the person subject to the deportation order is removed from the country.
  • The foreign national is the spouse, civil partner or child of the person subject to a deportation order.
  • The foreign national is over 17 years old and has committed a criminal offence and the court which sentenced them recommends that they be deported after they have served their prison sentence.

Foreign and European Union nationals are normally considered for deportation from the UK when they commit a serious criminal offence which carries with it a custodial sentence.

The Reasons for Deportation and Who is at Risk?
Appeal Against The Decision

Appeal Against The Decision

If the Secretary of State has decided that you or a member of your family should be deported, you will be given a right to appeal against the decision to the Immigration and Asylum Chamber of the Tribunals Service.

It may be possible to appeal and overturn a deportation order if it can be shown that there are compelling human rights grounds for the person subjected to the deportation order to remain living in the UK.

We have a wide range of experience in helping clients to successfully challenge deportation orders and work in conjunction with other departments and professionals of other related organisations to maximise the chances of a positive outcome.

Administrative Removal

Administrative removal is the process by which the Home Office can remove individuals from the UK, however, is is different from deportation, which involves a distinct legal process. If you have been administratively removed from the UK, you may be subject to a re-entry ban, meaning you will not be allowed to re-enter the UK for a period of one to ten years. Administrative removal can be used for:

  • Overstayers
  • Illegal entrants and those refused leave to enter
  • Those whose leave has been curtailed, cancelled or revoked
  • Family members of the above groups

How We Can Help

The appeals and judicial review process is complex and subject to very strict deadlines. Our specialist team can simplify the process by assisting with the following:

  • We will submit your application, documentation and evidence on time and on your behalf.
  • We will liaise with the Home Office regularly to check that your application is progressing.
  • We will fully complete your application form and collate all necessary documentation
  • Represent you at any of the Tribunals or in Court.
  • Our team will guide you through the evidence and paperwork needed for your appeal

We know the level of preparation needed and how to do it efficiently and accurately, saving you time and money.  Whether you are at the very start of the process and would like further information or you have already had a deportation order served on you our top legal team can help.

What Are the Requirements?
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People rely on us, and we pride ourselves on our client-centered advocacy and representation.

Why Choose Us?

Our specialist immigration and deportation solicitors will be by your side throughout all stages of your appeal. 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 immigration matters. They will expertly guide you in all aspects of your case and are ideally positioned to explain any complexities of cases 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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