Deportation Appeals/Cancellation/Deferment

Deportation Appeals/Cancellation/Deferment

A person who has been served with a deportation notice and whose human rights or protection claim has been denied may file an appeal with the First-Tier Tribunal. Foreign offenders who are exempt from automatic deportation under section 33 of the UK Borders Act 2007 are assessed for deportation under the Immigration Act 1971. Unless they are exempt from immediate deportation, their removal will violate the UK’s commitments under the Refugee Convention or the ECHR. Deportation would be futile under the Immigration Act of 1971. y7h.

Appeal Against Notice of Deportation

Unless the foreign offender’s human rights or protection claim is certified by the Home Office UKVI, the foreign offender will have an in-country right of appeal against the notice of deportation served by the Home Office UKVI.

A person who has been issued with a notice of intention to deport may file an appeal within 14 days of receiving the notification. The notice of appeal must be submitted with the First Tier Tribunal, where an Immigration Judge will hear the appeal and evaluate whether or not the deportation is legal.

Suppose his appeal against the deportation notice is thriving because deportation will breach the UK’s obligation under Article 8 of the ECHR. In that case, he may be permitted to remain for a term of no more than 30 months. Such leave shall be granted subject to the restrictions deemed suitable by the Secretary of State. If an extension of stay is requested before the expiration of such leave, such an individual may be granted an extension of stay for a further term of 30 months.

How Abbott and Harris Solicitors Can Help?

The Abbott and Harris Solicitors are deportation appeals specialists. We may defend you in your deportation appeal and handle all aspects of your case until the immigration judge at the First-Tier Tribunal decides on your deportation appeal. Our immigration solicitors will work on your deportation appeal to perform the required activities:

  • Examining the grounds stated by the Home Office UKVI in the notice of deportation and discussing them in detail with you;
  • In-depth discussion of your deportation appeal with you, as well as advice on the weaknesses and strengths of your deportation appeal;
  • advising you on alternative grounds for appealing the deportation decision;
  • Advising you on the documented proof that will be required in support of your deportation appeal;
  • Assessing and discussing the documentary proof to be filed in support of the deportation appeal with you;
  • Completing the appropriate appeal form and discussing it with you;
  • Creating the grounds for appeal in favour of the deportation appeal;
  • Creating a cover letter that introduces and supports the deportation appeal;
  • Submitting an appeal notice to the First-Tier Tribunal, along with all supporting evidence and grounds of appeal;
  • Going over the respondent’s package and discussing it with you;
  • Creating a thorough witness statement for the appellant and any other eyewitnesses who will testify in court;
  • Creating the indexed and paginated appeal packages of documents that will be presented in support of the deportation appeal;
  • Creating a brief for Counsel to use in preparing the skeletal arguments and representing you in your deportation appeal hearing before the First-Tier Tribunal Immigration Judge;
  • Scheduling a pre-hearing meeting with the Barrister will discuss your case with you and advise you on the court processes pertaining to your deportation appeal.
  • Performing all follow-up work until the First Tier Tribunal issues its decision on the appeal.

Our Fee for Deportation Appeal

The initial fixed fee will be determined by the intricacy of your deportation appeal as well as the volume of casework involved in the deportation appeal. In addition to our set cost for your deportation appeal, you must pay the court fee for the deportation appeal and the Barrister’s fee for defending you in the deportation appeal hearing before the Immigration Judge at the First-Tier Tribunal (FTT).

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