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Administrative Reviews
An administrative review is a process through which individuals can request a reconsideration of a decision made by the Home Office regarding their visa or immigration application. This internal review mechanism allows for the correction of casework errors without needing to go to court. Immigration Solicitors UK highly recommends seeking expert legal advice to ensure the submission of a thorough and well-supported request for an administrative review.
Unique Points About Administrative Reviews
- Internal Review: Conducted by the Home Office to rectify potential errors in the original decision.
- Focused on Errors: Specifically addresses casework errors, such as factual mistakes, incorrect application of immigration rules, or misinterpretation of evidence.
- No New Evidence: Generally, new evidence cannot be submitted; the review is based on the information provided in the original application.
- Cost-Effective: Usually less costly and faster than other appeal processes like judicial reviews. r overturned.
- Time-Sensitive: Must be requested within a specific timeframe after receiving the initial decision (typically 14 or 28 days depending on the location of the applicant).
- Outcome: Can result in the original decision being upheld, amended, o
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To request an administrative review, individuals must follow specific procedures and provide clear reasons why they believe the original decision was incorrect. Immigration Solicitors UK can assist in preparing a detailed and persuasive request to maximize the chances of a successful outcome.
Requirements and Process:
- Eligibility Check: Determine if the decision qualifies for an administrative review. This typically includes visa refusals, curtailment of leave, and some types of status changes.
- Application Form: Complete the administrative review application form, providing personal details and information about the original application and decision.
- Supporting Documents: Submit the original decision letter and any relevant supporting documents that were part of the initial application. No new evidence is typically allowed unless explicitly permitted.
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Grounds for Review: Clearly state the grounds for requesting the review. These should focus on specific errors in the original decision, such as:
Misapplication of immigration rules
Factual errors
Procedural errors
Misinterpretation of the evidence
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Submission Deadline: Submit the request for an administrative review within the specified timeframe. This is usually:
14 days if the applicant is in the UK
28 days if the applicant is outside the UK
- Home Office Review: The Home Office will review the request, examining the grounds and the original decision. This review is conducted by a different caseworker than the one who made the original decision.
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Decision Notification: The applicant will be notified of the outcome in writing. The decision can be:
Upheld: The original decision remains unchanged.
Amended: Corrections are made to the original decision.
Overturned: The original decision is reversed.
By ensuring these requirements are thoroughly met and presenting a clear and compelling case, Immigration Solicitors UK can help applicants successfully navigate the administrative review process, potentially rectifying errors in their immigration decisions and securing a favorable outcome.