Right of Appeal

When the Home Office gets it wrong, you have the right to challenge that decision before an independent judge. A Right of Appeal is often the strongest and most effective way to overturn a Home Office decision.

At Lexen Law, we specialise in preparing powerful appeals that present your case with clarity, evidence, and legal precision maximising your chances of success.

A Right of Appeal allows you to challenge certain Home Office decisions at the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber).

This means the Tribunal judge can reconsider everything:

If the refusal was wrong, the Tribunal can overturn the decision fully.

You may have a Right of Appeal if the Home Office has refused:

You will usually have 14 days to appeal from the date the decision was sent from within the UK, and 28 days to appeal from the date the decision was received from outside of the UK.

If you are unsure whether your decision is appealable, we can check this for you immediately.

A Right of Appeal:

A strong appeal can make the difference between refusal and securing your future in the UK.

We take a detailed, evidence-driven approach. Your appeal will include:

We scrutinise the refusal and identify every legal error and evidential gap.

This includes:

We prepare a comprehensive appeal skeleton argument, addressing:

We represent you at the hearing, ensuring your case is presented clearly, persuasively, and confidently.

Many appeals are won before the hearing because of strong evidence, persuasive submissions, and clear legal arguments. In some cases, the Home Office even withdraws the decision when faced with a well-prepared appeal.

Our aim is always to secure the best possible outcome as efficiently as possible.

Your case deserves the highest standard of representation.

If you have received a Home Office refusal, don’t face it alone.
A Right of Appeal may be your strongest route to overturning the decision.