Immigration Appeals Solicitors Harrow

Immigration Appeals & Judicial Review Solicitors in Harrow

20+ Years Experience
4.7★ on Google
SRA Regulated
Based in Harrow

Kenton Solicitors advises and represents individuals and families across Harrow and London in immigration appeals and judicial review proceedings. Where the Home Office has refused an application or made a decision you believe is wrong, our immigration team advises on the options available and represents you in challenging that decision.

Time limits apply to immigration appeals and judicial review applications — in some cases as little as 14 days. If you have received a refusal or an unfavourable decision, it is important to seek advice as soon as possible.

Our office is on Kenton Road, Harrow — appointments are available in person, by telephone, or by video call, Monday to Saturday.

Free Consultation — 020 8907 2444
20+
Years of immigration experience in Harrow
4.7★
Google rating from verified client reviews
SRA
Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
Harrow
Based on Kenton Road, Harrow
What We Handle

Our Immigration Appeals & Judicial Review Services

We advise and represent clients across all types of immigration appeals and challenges to Home Office decisions.

Immigration Appeals

Where a visa or immigration application has been refused and there is a right of appeal, we advise on the prospects and represent clients throughout the appeal process — from lodging the appeal to the hearing and beyond.

Judicial Review

Where a right of appeal does not exist or has been used, judicial review may be available to challenge a Home Office decision in the courts. We advise on whether judicial review is appropriate and manage the process on your behalf.

Administrative Review

Some Home Office decisions can be challenged through administrative review — a process where the Home Office reconsiders the original decision. We advise on eligibility and manage the submission on your behalf.

Asylum Appeals

Where an asylum claim has been refused, we advise on the right of appeal and represent clients at the immigration tribunal. We also advise on further steps where an asylum appeal has been unsuccessful.

Deportation Appeals

Where an individual is facing deportation, we advise on the grounds available to challenge the decision and represent clients throughout the appeal process.

Entry Clearance Refusal Appeals

Where a visa application made from outside the UK has been refused and there is a right of appeal, we advise on the grounds and represent clients at the appeal hearing.

Acting Quickly Matters

Time Limits & What to Do After a Refusal

When an immigration application is refused, the decision letter will set out whether there is a right of appeal and the deadline for lodging it. These deadlines are strict — missing them can mean losing the right to challenge the decision entirely.

Our team advises on all types of immigration refusals and the options available to challenge them. Whether the right route is an appeal, an administrative review, or a judicial review, we assess the individual circumstances and advise on the most appropriate way forward.

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Reviewing the Refusal

We review the refusal letter and the reasons given by the Home Office in detail. Understanding exactly why a decision was made is the starting point for assessing whether and how it can be challenged.

Advising on Options

Not every refusal carries the same challenge options. We advise on whether an appeal, administrative review, or judicial review is available — and which is most appropriate given the specific circumstances.

Preparing the Challenge

Where an appeal or review is pursued, we prepare the grounds, gather supporting evidence, and manage the submission. Where a hearing is required, we represent clients throughout.

Urgent Cases

Where removal is imminent or a deadline is approaching, we can act quickly. Contact us directly on 020 8907 2444 to discuss an urgent matter.

Who We Act For

Immigration Appeal Clients We Advise

01

Refused Visa Applicants

Individuals whose visa application — whether for entry clearance, leave to remain, or settlement — has been refused by the Home Office.

02

Refused Asylum Seekers

Those whose asylum claim has been refused and who wish to pursue an appeal or explore further options.

03

Those Facing Deportation

Individuals who have received a deportation order or notice and require advice on the grounds available to challenge it.

04

Families Separated by Refusals

Families where a visa application for a family member has been refused and the family wish to challenge the decision to be reunited.

05

Those with Urgent Deadlines

Individuals with an imminent appeal deadline or removal date who need advice and representation urgently.

06

Judicial Review Applicants

Those who have been through the appeal process and are considering judicial review as a means of challenging a Home Office decision.

Areas We Cover

Immigration Appeals Solicitors Serving Harrow

Our immigration team advises clients across Harrow and north-west London on immigration appeals and judicial review matters. We also act for clients throughout London and across England and Wales.

If you have received a refusal and need advice urgently, contact us directly on 020 8907 2444.

Harrow on the Hill Kenton Wealdstone Pinner Hatch End Rayners Lane Stanmore

Get in Touch

To discuss an immigration appeal or judicial review, contact our team for a free initial consultation. Available Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm.

020 8907 2444

or email info@kentonsolicitors.co.uk

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday: 10am – 6pm

Saturday: 10am – 6pm

Common Questions

Immigration Appeals FAQs

Not every immigration refusal carries a right of appeal. Whether an appeal is available depends on the type of application that was refused and the grounds given for the refusal. The refusal letter should confirm whether a right of appeal exists and the deadline for lodging it. We advise on the options available in your specific situation.
An appeal is a formal challenge to an immigration decision heard by an independent immigration tribunal. A judicial review is a challenge in the courts to the way in which a decision was made — rather than the merits of the decision itself. Judicial review is generally considered where no right of appeal exists or where an appeal has already been heard.
Administrative review is a process where the Home Office reconsiders a decision where an error is alleged to have been made. It is available for certain types of refusal where there is no right of appeal. We advise on whether administrative review is available in your case and manage the submission on your behalf.
The deadline for lodging an immigration appeal depends on the type of decision and where the applicant is located. Deadlines can be as short as 14 days. The refusal letter will confirm the applicable deadline. If you have received a refusal, contact us as soon as possible to avoid missing the deadline.
In many cases, lodging an in-country appeal allows the applicant to remain in the UK while the appeal is pending. However, this depends on the type of decision and the individual circumstances. We advise on the position in your specific case as part of our initial consultation.
Yes. Our office is on Kenton Road, Harrow and is open Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm. We welcome walk-in enquiries and can arrange appointments at a time that suits you. Telephone and video consultations are also available.

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Free initial consultation. Over 20 years of experience. SRA regulated. Based in Harrow.