Appeals and reviews
Same-day triage of any refusal. Deadline identified, route chosen, quote in writing. Appeals, reviews and judicial review, started inside the deadline, every time.
Every refusal comes with a deadline, usually days, not weeks. Miss it and the decision stands, whatever its merits. Families spend years apart over a missed deadline.
What we do
Same-day triage of any refusal. We read the decision, identify the deadline and the remedy that fits it, administrative review, tribunal appeal, judicial review or a fresh application, and give you a written quote. Immigration bail and detention cases are taken the same day, with legal aid checked first.
| Route | Who it is for | Fixed fee |
|---|---|---|
| Administrative review | People refused on points-based and other routes without a right of appeal, including work, study and EU Settlement Scheme decisions, where the refusal contains an error. | £600 to £900 + VAT |
| Immigration appeals | People refused on human rights grounds (family visas, private life, long residence), on protection grounds, or under the EU Settlement Scheme, and anyone refused permission at the First-tier who needs the Upper Tribunal. | £1,800 to £2,800 + VAT |
| Judicial review | Anyone with an unlawful Home Office decision and no other remedy: refused fresh claims, sponsor licence revocations, unlawful detention, delay, certification of claims, and administrative review outcomes. | £900 to £1,400 + VAT |
| Immigration bail | People held in immigration detention, and their families and friends trying to get them released. | £1,400 to £2,500 + VAT |
Four steps, no surprises
45 minutes with a solicitor. The route, whether you meet the rules today, and the fixed fee. Not ready? Start with a free 5-minute check.
Agreed before any chargeable work starts. It moves only if the scope does, in writing.
Every document checked against the rules before anything is submitted.
We tell you what the decision means and what comes next on your route.
Questions we hear every week
How long do I have?
It depends on the decision and where you are. Some deadlines are a matter of days. Send us the refusal letter the day you receive it and we tell you your deadline the same day.
Which is right for me, administrative review, appeal or judicial review?
It depends on what the refusal says. A casework error may suit administrative review, a human rights or protection refusal may carry a right of appeal, and where neither applies, judicial review or a fresh application may be the route. The letter tells us which.
Can I stay in the UK while the challenge runs?
If you had permission and challenge in time by administrative review or appeal, your existing permission and conditions usually continue until it is decided. Judicial review does not usually extend permission by itself. We confirm your position on the day.
The Home Office is not the last word. The Tribunal is.
Start with a consultation.
45 minutes with a solicitor, by Teams or phone, with a written summary afterwards. Not ready yet? A free 5-minute check tells you whether we can help and what it would cost.