Administrative Review
When you think the Home Office wrongly decided your immigration application, you can submit an Administrative Review for a new evaluation.
Immigration Solicitors UK focuses on helping people fight against unfair visa decisions. Our team deals with UK Visa Administrative Review applications by showing thorough professionalism while carefully addressing the details.
Our immigration solicitors at +442080162308 will assess your case for free and discuss your options during a telephone consultation.
What is an Administrative Review?
Through an Administrative Review, the Home Office offers a structured evaluation system for individuals to challenge immigration decisions. A staff member who did not make the first decision conducts the review process.
You can submit an Administrative Review request to the Home Office when your immigration or visa application is denied because of decision errors. A direct appeal is impossible, but your Home Office refusal letter will show if you meet the requirements to ask for a review.
You can start an Administrative Review when the Home Office refusal letter says you qualify for this review service. The review exists to find mistakes in decision-making rather than challenge results over opinion differences.
You may qualify if:
- The officials made their decision using the wrong data and papers.
- Proper business practices were not executed during the decision-making process.
- Our team included incorrect methods when determining your immigration standing and permission rules.
When Administrative Review processes an appeal, worker errors are resolved correctly.
After a UK visa or Leave to Remain refusal, you can review the rejection details and learn about your eligibility for a review.
Steps to apply:
- Rephrase your application to demonstrate that you have never given untrue statements.
- Submission of the Administrative Review needs evidence showing why your leave was cancelled when entering the UK borders remains valid.
- The UK immigration rules allowed you to submit your application on time.
- Follow all steps presented by UKVI and primarily focus on those under the points-based system rules.
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Before you send your Administrative Review papers, you must follow these instructions.
You need to:
- Mention all reasons given by the authorities in the refusal document.
- Thoroughly describe the errors that the caseworker made.
- Follow all application directions to send your materials via the internet, mail, or email.
- You must bring more evidence when the authorities request it.
This system allows for neutral evaluation to find if decision errors exist.
The Home Office corrects all details of your decision during an approved review.
When your review reveals flaws that affected the visa decision, the Home Office returns your application status to its original and refunds your review payment. After approving your request, the office will make and send a new decision.
If an error affected your visa terms and duration, you can either obtain leave to remain or receive a corrected BRP card. The system works correctly when mistakes are fixed and your rights are returned.
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The Home Office will send you a written notice about their validation of the initial approval.
Once new information arises, you need permission for new appeals and reviews. If the refusal letter contains fresh grounds, you can seek another review.
You can fight the outcome through judicial review procedures only under specific circumstances. Hiring an immigration solicitor who handles these cases will help you make sound decisions.
You can withdraw from your review while being aware of these conditions.
- Your review will be suspended anytime you apply for a fresh visa or immigration documents.
- You cannot seek review for a decision already with a new application.
- You must pay £80 upfront, and the Home Office keeps it no matter what you choose.
To cancel, email administrative.reviews@homeoffice.gov.uk with:
- Your full name
- Date of birth
- Nationality
You need the Home Office GWF reference number in their letters or emails to send your request.
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Your immigration status stays the same during the review process when you submit the Administrative Review before the deadline.
The review process protects you from removal from the UK when your review request remains valid.
If you file a fresh visa application during the ongoing review process, you must stop your present application.
Applying for a new visa or immigration application during an Administrative Review can affect your review process.
An administrative review request will be denied if you submit it following your new application.
You have a particular time limit to ask for an Administrative Review.
- You have fourteen days starting from the day you receive the results to initiate your application in the UK.
- Detained immigrants must make their application within a week.
- You have 28 days to submit your review application, starting when the officials deny your request.
The price you need to pay for an Administrative Review is £80. The processing fee includes every dependent person named in your original visa application.
Due to the case details, the processing staff requires 6 months to complete the work. The Home Office’s response to your enquiry may take more than three months, and delays are typical of their processing time.
Our legal experts explain your situation and possible solutions because dealing with visa rejection causes anxiety.
We offer:
- Expert representation during the Administrative Review process.
- A 98% success rate in UK visa Administrative Review cases.
- Support for re-applications if needed.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Administrative Review application have a payment charge of £80?
The fee is £80. The online payment of £80 accompanies your application submission and returns if the Home Office denies you incorrectly.
Does the Home Office take six months or longer to finalise your request?
The Home Office takes a minimum of 6 months to process such cases. After 3 months without an answer from the Home Office, you will receive an update about your case status. The British government will not deport you until the Administrative Review process has ended.
Should you wait for your review results before starting the process of a new visa?
You cannot file a new visa application because your ongoing Administrative Review will stay active.
After the Administrative Review, does one qualify for a second application review?
Generally, no. You may initiate a fresh application when the Home Office adds fresh refusal grounds.
Can the Home Office terminate an Administrative Review application?
Yes. It is cancelled if:
- You must start the process of applying for a new visa.
- You requested to withdraw it.
- You may seek to analyze your past decision if you submit fresh visa application material.
Does an Administrative Review function exactly like an appeal process?
No. An Administrative Review reviews mistakes made in the first choice, while an appeal debates the decision.
