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This work area covers challenges to UK immigration decisions through administrative reviews, appeals to tribunals, and judicial review in the courts. A solicitor helps clients prepare and refine grounds for review or appeal, gathers supporting evidence, and represents them in proceedings before the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum) and Upper Tribunal, and, if necessary, in the High Court. It often involves deadlines, complex statutory frameworks, and interaction with government authorities.

Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor

Solicitors handle the preparation of application bundles, draft grounds for appeal or judicial review, advise on the likelihood of success, and manage correspondence with the Home Office, tribunals, and the court. They also check for procedural errors, ensure proper service of documents, and safeguard client rights through regulatory safeguards and, where applicable, advocacy rights.

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