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Immigration work covers the preparation and submission of applications for visas, asylum, refugee protection, residence, and citizenship, as well as challenging refusals and pursuing appeals. A solicitor practises in this area by drafting and submitting applications to UK Visas and Immigration and the Home Office, advising on visa routes, family and work connections, and coordinating with detention or enforcement processes. They also represent clients at interviews, in biometric appointments, and in appeals to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) and beyond.
The decision to grant or refuse a visa, asylum claim, or settlement can have irreversible consequences, including removal or deportation. A solicitor ensures deadlines are met, prepares the necessary documents, advises on the availability of appeals, and represents the client at hearings, with consideration of human rights and family life implications, to protect the client’s position.
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