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This area covers making an asylum claim, gathering corroborating evidence, attending Home Office interviews, and pursuing any refusals through appeals to the First-tier Tribunal (IAC) and the higher tribunals or courts. A solicitor handles drafting and submitting the asylum application, preparing country guidance submissions, coordinating with government bodies, and representing the client at hearings and in any subsequent appeal proceedings. It also includes advising on related immigration options if asylum is refused.
Asylum work involves ensuring proper evidence disclosure, meeting strict Home Office deadlines, and defending rights of audience in tribunal hearings. A solicitor argues the client’s case, challenges refusals, and navigates a potentially lengthy appeals process, including possible judicial review where appropriate, all within a regulated framework backed by professional indemnity insurance and regulatory accountability.
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Samuel Jones provided an excellent service helping me put through my Irish Passport application. He knew and understood the full procedure and was quick, polite, and efficient. He even provided confirmation to the Irish authorities by 'phone.
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