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Judicial Review of Home Office UKVI Delays in Deciding Visa & Immigration Applications

Judicial review is a matter of last resort following on from the Pre Action Protocol Letter; it is important to note that judicial review is often an expensive, complicated and time-consuming process that involves challenging the Home Office’s delay before a judge

Judicial review is a matter of last resort following on from the Pre Action Protocol Letter; it is important to note that judicial review is often an expensive, complicated and time-consuming process that involves challenging the Home Office’s delay before a judge.

Before commencing with proceedings for Judicial Review, it is highly advised that you seek legal advice or representation.

We have expert lawyers and significant experience in preparing and winning Judicial Review claims. However; we apply rigorous tests to each of our cases and always thoroughly advise our clients of the risks and rewards of an application for Judicial Review.

A Judicial Review application is a very complex legal process for challenging decisions of Government organisations. It can even be possible to challenge delays in processing visa and immigration applications by way of Judicial Review. But, it is vital that this is done properly, by experienced lawyers and that every possible step is taken to try to reduce risks.

Although Judicial Reviews can be quite expensive because they take up so many hours of legal work, in successful cases you can claim back most of your legal costs from the Home Office. We will advise you of the merits of your case before embarking on any applications to the courts.

If you believe that you have grounds to apply for a Judicial Review, contact us.