UKVI Appeals and Judicial Review

Very few UKVI decisions bear the legal right to appeal, and in many cases of visa refusal your only recourse to challenge will be by way of judicial review. If you have been refused a visa, get in touch for personalised advice from our determined immigration law experts.

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What Are Your Legal Rights

What Are Your Legal Rights

If your UK visa application has been refused, our experienced immigration lawyers can help you explore your options for appealing the decision. We will thoroughly review your case to determine whether you have a legal right to appeal, or whether you will need to request an administrative or judicial review instead.

At Rove Legal, we understand how distressing it can be to have a visa application rejected. Our professional immigration lawyers will provide one-to-one support to ease the bureaucratic burden of challenging Home Office decisions.

How Can Rove Legal Help?

How Can Rove Legal Help?

A truly bespoke support

We will provide comprehensive support in gathering any relevant evidence for an appeal or judicial review, and can submit appeals on your behalf.

Proactive Advice

Judicial reviews can be stressful, drawn out, and costly, and they should be a last resort approach to challenging a UKVI decision. We will evaluate your case thoroughly and will advise on the merits, risks and likelihood of success of applying for a judicial review.

Expert Lawyers

If your case is taken to court, we can provide you with dependable legal representation in immigration judicial review proceedings.

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For UK businesses to hire international talent, a Sponsor Licence is a requisite. Formerly referred to as a Tier 2 Sponsor Licence, this certification empowers UK employers to issue Certificates of Sponsorship (CoS) and bring overseas professionals on board under Skilled Worker visas.

Sponsor Licences are integral to UK businesses for sourcing talent globally, especially across sectors like Healthcare, Hospitality, Construction, Telecoms, IT, and Media. The process to secure such a licence is stringent, and keeping it active necessitates strict regulatory compliance.

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Unlocking the power of global talent

Unlocking the power of global talent

When your business secures a Sponsor Licence, it opens a gateway to a world of advantages. Here’s why it’s pivotal:

Faster recruitment

Say goodbye to lengthy recruitment processes. A Sponsor Licence allows you to swiftly bring in skilled workers from abroad or those already in the UK, reducing hiring timelines significantly.

Business growth

Your ability to sponsor overseas talent demonstrates your commitment to excellence. It sets you apart, showcasing that you're not just looking for employees; you're building a diverse, dynamic workforce.

Access to global talent

With a Sponsor Licence, you're not limited by geographic boundaries. You can effortlessly tap into a global talent pool, ensuring you have the best and brightest on your team.

Access to global talent

A diverse team can fuel innovation and creativity, leading to business growth. By fostering diversity, you enhance your company's adaptability and problem-solving capabilities.

Eligibility Criteria for a Sponsor Licence
  • Authentic business operation: Your organisation must be a bona fide entity operating lawfully in the United Kingdom.

  • UK-based: You need to have your base of operations in the United Kingdom.

  • Clean record: Demonstrate a clean slate concerning immigration control threats and criminal history, including money laundering, fraud, and immigration-related offences.
  • Clean record: Demonstrate a clean slate concerning immigration control threats and criminal history, including money laundering, fraud, and immigration-related offences.

  • Robust HR system: Maintain a robust HR system capable of efficiently fulfilling sponsor duties.

  • Key personnel: Your key personnel should embody traits of honesty, dependability, and reliability.
  • Authentic business operation: Your organisation must be a bona fide entity operating lawfully in the United Kingdom.

  • UK-based: You need to have your base of operations in the United Kingdom.

  • Clean record: Demonstrate a clean slate concerning immigration control threats and criminal history, including money laundering, fraud, and immigration-related offences.
  • Clean record: Demonstrate a clean slate concerning immigration control threats and criminal history, including money laundering, fraud, and immigration-related offences.

  • Robust HR system: Maintain a robust HR system capable of efficiently fulfilling sponsor duties.

  • Key personnel: Your key personnel should embody traits of honesty, dependability, and reliability.
  • Authentic business operation: Your organisation must be a bona fide entity operating lawfully in the United Kingdom.

  • UK-based: You need to have your base of operations in the United Kingdom.

  • Clean record: Demonstrate a clean slate concerning immigration control threats and criminal history, including money laundering, fraud, and immigration-related offences.
  • Clean record: Demonstrate a clean slate concerning immigration control threats and criminal history, including money laundering, fraud, and immigration-related offences.

  • Robust HR system: Maintain a robust HR system capable of efficiently fulfilling sponsor duties.

  • Key personnel: Your key personnel should embody traits of honesty, dependability, and reliability.
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Common reasons for refusal of Sponsor Licence Applications

Common reasons for refusal of Sponsor Licence Applications

Before we start the process of acquiring your sponsor licence, we’ll ensure your business qualifies and that your job offerings meet the Home Office’s criteria. We review your situation from every angle possible – No more worrying about eligibility checks.

Before we start the process of acquiring your sponsor licence, we’ll ensure your business qualifies and that your job offerings meet the Home Office’s criteria. We review your situation from every angle possible – No more worrying about eligibility checks.

Before we start the process of acquiring your sponsor licence, we’ll ensure your business qualifies and that your job offerings meet the Home Office’s criteria. We review your situation from every angle possible – No more worrying about eligibility checks.

Before we start the process of acquiring your sponsor licence, we’ll ensure your business qualifies and that your job offerings meet the Home Office’s criteria. We review your situation from every angle possible – No more worrying about eligibility checks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a UKVI appeal?
Appealing a Home Office decision involves asking a court to review the evidence you’ve provided in order to make a new decision. When you receive your visa application decision, you’ll be told whether you have the right to appeal. If you don’t have the right to appeal, you may be able to request an administrative or judicial review instead.

An administrative review is a legal process used to ask the Home Office to reconsider their decision with regards to your visa application. Your decision letter should tell you whether you can apply for an administrative review which may be requested if you believe any of the following:

  • Financial evidence was calculated incorrectly
  • There are factual errors inthe decision letter including your personal details
  • Parts of your application have been overlooked
  • Important evidence has not been considered
A judicial review is a legal process used to challenge the way a decision has been made, usually by the Home Office or a court. If you believe that your visa application was refused unlawfully, irrationally, or unfairly, you can apply for a judicial review of your case. This review process is incredibly complicated, so we strongly recommend seeking legal guidance before applying.