Appeals UK
Border Agency produce guidance explaining who has the right of
appeal if their visa or other entry clearance for the United
Kingdom (UK) has been refused. If you are refused you will get
a refusal notice which states if you have the right of appeal
and how to make such an appeal.
Where can I get independent advice?
You can contact the Immigration
Advisory Service (IAS). The IAS is a voluntary organisation
independent of government that can provide confidential advice
for you and your representatives.
The IAS can help you decide whether or not to make an appeal.
It can also represent you at a hearing.
You may be entitled to have your representative paid for by the
Legal Services Commission's Community Legal Service (CLS).
To find out if you qualify for this funding pleas contact:
Legal Services Commission
85 Gray's Inn Road
London
WC1X 8TX
United Kingdom
Telephone (+44) (0) 845 608 1122
Please do not send your appeal to the Legal Services
Commission. You should always send your appeal to Asylum and
Immigration Tribunal or the British High Commission where your
visa application was refused.
Where to send appeals
You may send appeals by Post to either:
Asylum and Immigration Tribunal
PO Box 7866
Loughborough
LE11 2XZ
or
British High Commission
Off Convention Road
PO Box 30042
Lilongwe 3
Alternatively you may fax them to Asylum and Immigration Tribunal
direct on (+44) (0) 1509 221 699
