Immigration Judicial Review

Judicial Review can be pursued when there is no right of appeal and following a negative Administrative Review.

Common scenarios include:

• When an asylum or human rights claim has been certified by the Home Office as clearly unfounded, resulting in no right of appeal.

• Refusal to accept further submissions as a fresh claim.

• Denial of permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal.

• Challenging the lawfulness of detention in the High Court.

• Opposing an imminent removal or deportation.

We initiate the process by issuing a Pre-Action Protocol Letter, having submitted hundreds on behalf of our clients. In many cases, these letters are effective, leading to concessions from the Home Office without the need to proceed to Judicial Review.