Deportation and Removal from UK

Appeal Rights: 

The individual has the right to appeal the deportation order. Grounds for appeal can include:

Human rights violations (e.g., right to family life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights)

Asylum claims

Procedural errors

Tribunal Decision: 

The tribunal will make a decision to either uphold or overturn the deportation order.

Removal Process:

• Removal Notice:
  • The Home Office issues a removal notice for individuals who have breached immigration laws.
  • Voluntary Departure:
  • The individual may choose to leave the UK voluntarily, often with assistance for travel arrangements.
• Enforced Removal:
  • If voluntary departure is not arranged, the Home Office can enforce removal, which involves detention and escorted departure from the UK.
• Appeal Rights:
  • Depending on the circumstances, the individual may have the right to appeal the removal notice.

Legal Assistance:

• Human Rights Claims:
  • Assess the impact of deportation or removal on human rights and prepare claims accordingly.
• Judicial Review:
  • If appeal options are exhausted, consider seeking a judicial review to challenge the lawfulness of the decision.
• Case Preparation:
  • Gather and present evidence supporting the appeal or review, including personal statements, medical reports, and other relevant documents.

By ensuring these steps are thoroughly addressed, Immigration Solicitors UK can help individuals effectively challenge deportation or removal orders, protect their rights, and explore all available legal avenues to remain in the UK.