A Guide to Representing Yourself in Court

[Terpe]

Click on this link to see the publication PDF A Guide to Representing Yourself in Court

Look to page 38 - Immigration Tribunals
(Although there's lots of other very useful chapters)

Look here also - Update to cuts/changes to legal aid for immigration advice:

Here's a useful UKBA Guidance for Caseworkers called - Reconsiderations

Please do bear in mind that formal Appeals are a legal process.
Reconsiderations (unless part of the formal appeals process) are NOT. The UKBA are under no legal obligation to reconsider any refusal.

[skysisi]

Click on this link to see the publication PDF A Guide to Representing Yourself in Court

Look to page 38 - Immigration Tribunals
(Although there's lots of other very useful chapters)

Look here also - Update to cuts/changes to legal aid for immigration advice:

Here's a useful UKBA Guidance for Caseworkers called - Reconsiderations

Please do bear in mind that formal Appeals are a legal process.
Reconsiderations (unless part of the formal appeals process) are NOT. The UKBA are under no legal obligation to reconsider any refusal.

thank you for the helpful post sir peter, its help a lot to me and i just got an idea to contact a free legal adviser.

[Terpe]

thank you for the helpful post sir peter, its help a lot to me and i just got an idea to contact a free legal adviser.

Yep, I thought you'd be interested.
I was planning to send you the thread when I got back from shopping, but you found it very quickly. Well done.

You'll notice these are all up-to-minute sources.

[skysisi]

Yep, I thought you'd be interested.
I was planning to send you the thread when I got back from shopping, but you found it very quickly. Well done.

You'll notice these are all up-to-minute sources.

yeah when i noticed your post im log in right away , thank you for the effort sir