Application For Revocation Of Deportation Order
We assist with applications to revoke deportation orders by presenting strong legal arguments based on human rights, family life, and changed circumstances, helping you secure the right to remain in the UK lawfully
Application For Revocation Of Deportation Order
Our experienced immigration solicitors prepare robust applications to revoke deportation orders, relying on human rights, family and private life, and compelling new circumstances to help you remain in the UK.
How Can A Deportation Order Be Revoked?
A deportation order can be revoked by making a formal application to the Home Office supported by strong legal grounds. This may include significant changes in circumstances, lengthy residence in the UK, or compelling family and private life ties. Human rights arguments, particularly under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, play a crucial role. Evidence of rehabilitation and the impact of deportation on family members may also be considered. Each case must be supported with detailed legal representations and supporting documents.
When Can You Apply?
You can apply to revoke a deportation order once there has been a significant change in your circumstances since the order was made. This may include new family relationships, long residence in the UK, or evidence of rehabilitation. In some cases, applications can be made after a set period has passed, depending on the nature of the deportation order. The Home Office will assess whether there are compelling reasons to justify revocation. A well-prepared application with strong supporting evidence is essential.
Change Of Circumstances For Revocation Of Deportation Order
A change of circumstances can form a strong basis for applying to revoke a deportation order. This may include establishing family life in the UK, the birth of British or settled children, or long-term residence since the order was made. Evidence of rehabilitation, good character, and compliance with immigration laws can also support your application. The Home Office will consider whether the new circumstances create compelling reasons to lift the deportation order. Clear legal submissions and supporting documents are essential to demonstrate why revocation is justified.
Effect Of Revocation Of Deportation Order
Once a deportation order is revoked, it no longer has legal effect and you are no longer subject to enforced removal from the UK. You may then be permitted to apply for leave to enter or remain in the UK, depending on your circumstances. Revocation can also remove re-entry bans linked to the deportation order. However, it does not automatically grant immigration status, and further applications may be required. Proper legal advice is important to secure lawful status after revocation.
Notificaiton Of Decision
After your application for revocation of a deportation order has been considered, the Home Office will issue a written notification of its decision. This letter will confirm whether the deportation order has been revoked or refused and explain the reasons for the outcome. If the application is refused, the decision notice may outline your right to appeal or seek a judicial review. Time limits are strict, so it is important to act promptly upon receiving the notification.
Appeal Against The Refusal Of Revocation Of Deportation Order
If the Home Office refuses your application to revoke a deportation order, you may have the right to challenge the decision. This can be done through an appeal to the immigration tribunal or by applying for a judicial review, depending on your case. Appeals often rely on human rights grounds, particularly the impact on family and private life in the UK. Strict deadlines apply, so timely action is essential. Professional legal representation can significantly improve your chances of success.
How Can We Help?
Our experienced immigration solicitors provide clear, practical advice tailored to your circumstances. We prepare strong legal representations, gather compelling evidence, and handle all communication with the Home Office on your behalf. From revocation applications to appeals and judicial reviews, we guide you at every stage of the process. Our focus is on protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome for you and your family in the UK.
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| Our Service | Our Fee |
|---|---|
| Full service for your application for revocation of deportation order to cover all the work until decision by the Home Office (UKVI) |
From £1,550 + VAT to £3,000 + VAT |
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