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Which option is best for immigration refusals – administrative review or appeal?
I came into the UK in the year 2021 with student Visa, but my Visa expired and I got married to my wife who is a EEA citizen, so I made an application for leave to remain in the UK under the EU settlement scheme. But my application was refused because home office said I have not provided enough evidence that we are married, but they said I can apply for an administrative review or appeal the decision, please what so I do?
Public Answer
If your application for leave to remain under the EU Settlement Scheme was refused due to insufficient evidence of your marriage to an EEA citizen, you have two main options: you can either opt for an administrative review, where the decision will be re-evaluated without submitting new evidence, or you can appeal the decision by submitting a notice of appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). Carefully review the refusal notice to understand the specific reasons for rejection and act within the specified timeframe for your chosen option. Seeking guidance from an immigration solicitor is advisable, as they can provide tailored advice, help address any deficiencies in your application, and ensure you have the necessary documentation to support your case during the review or appeal process. For more information, please contact us on 02039599123 or click here
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