A visa refusal can be stressful, but you may still have options to challenge the decision. Depending on your circumstances, you could:

✔ Appeal to the Immigration Tribunal (if granted a Right of Appeal)
✔ Request an Administrative Review (if eligible)
✔ Apply for Judicial Review (if no appeal or review is available)

Visa Refused with No Right of Appeal?

If your visa has been refused and you were not granted a Right of Appeal, you may be able to challenge the decision through a Judicial Review within three months of the refusal.

Judicial Review Process

Stage 1: Pre-Action Protocol

🔹 Our legal experts will thoroughly assess your case to determine if it has merit.
🔹 A formal notice will be sent to the Home Office, requesting them to reconsider their decision within 14 days.

Stage 2: Applying for Judicial Review

🔹 If the Home Office does not respond favourably, we will submit an application for Judicial Review.
🔹 The Government Legal Department will provide an official response.
🔹 A Judge will review the case and decide whether the Judicial Review can proceed. If denied, you may still apply for Oral Permission.
🔹 If successful, you may be able to recover legal costs from the Respondent.

How Hawflein Solutions Can Help

At Hawflein Solutions, our experienced immigration solicitors specialise in UK visa refusals and legal challenges. We provide:

✅ Expert case evaluation to determine the best course of action
✅ Legal representation for appeals and judicial reviews
✅ Personalised support tailored to your immigration needs

📞 Book a free consultation today to discuss your case and explore your legal options!