We represent clients in immigration appeals before the First-tier and Upper Tribunal. If your application has been refused, we assess the decision, prepare strong legal arguments, and present your case effectively to challenge Home Office errors.

An Administrative Review allows you to challenge a refusal based on a caseworker error. We carefully analyse refusal letters, identify mistakes, and submit detailed representations to improve your chances of a successful outcome.

Judicial Review is used where a Home Office decision is unlawful, unreasonable, or procedurally unfair. We handle pre-action protocol letters and court proceedings, providing expert legal representation at every stage.

You must prove a genuine and subsisting relationship with the main work visa holder. This includes evidence such as a marriage certificate, civil partnership certificate, or proof of durable partnership, along with documents showing you live together or maintain an ongoing relationship.

The main visa holder must meet the financial requirements to support you without relying on public funds. This may include payslips, bank statements, employment contracts, or confirmation of salary meeting the Home Office threshold.

You must show that suitable accommodation is available in the UK for you and the main visa holder. Evidence may include a tenancy agreement, mortgage statement, property inspection report, or a letter from the landlord confirming permission to reside.

You must have complied with UK immigration conditions, including lawful entry, valid immigration status, and no breach of visa conditions. Previous overstays or violations may affect eligibility and should be addressed carefully.

You must apply before your current visa expires to avoid overstaying. Applying in time allows you to remain lawfully in the UK while the application is being decided.