My application for status( Pre settled or Settled) under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) has been refused / rejected, what can I do , can I file administrative review or can I file an appeal?
As per the latest data from Home Office, currently the refusal rate of applications has gone up considerably.
If you have been given the option to file an Administrative Review (AR), and if you think that the Caseworker who considered your application has made an error such as failed to consider any evidence that you provided, etc, then you can file an AR. Please note that you may have to wait for a long period of time before you receive a decision on AR as many ARs are being filed.
If your AR decision is not in your favour, then you can appeal your EUSS decision by filing an appeal with the Tribunal.
We represent clients with either their Administration Review applications or Appeals or even sometimes we may suggest a new applications with our legal representations(covering letter) with any additional supporting documents that you can provide, most of the time filing another complete and legally represented application by a registered Immigration Lawyer ( Solicitor ) would turn out to be the most time and cost effective option.
You will have to first book a consultation with us, wherein we review the reasons for the refusal of the application and take all the details of the case from you and then advise on the best course of action.
For detailed advice regarding your particular situation, it is advisable that you seek advice from a qualified immigration adviser.
We are registered with the OISC and are qualified to give Immigration Advice at the highest level, i.e. Level 3 (Advocacy and representation).
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