If you are facing deportation, you will be issued with a Notice of Intention to Deport and given a short period of time to put forward reasons as to why you should not be deported.
It is very important to take immediate action and contact us as soon as possible so that we can make representations on your behalf and argue why you should not be deported. Following this process you will receive a deportation decision which may carry a right of appeal.
If representations are refused
If the Secretary of State does not accept the representation and make the decision that you should be deported, you may be given a right to appeal against the decision to the immigration and asylum chamber, however, this may sometimes be an out of country right of appeal only.
Steps we can take to help
With your written authority we can often take instructions from family and or friends and can assist you from the onset in making the initial representations and if necessary, represent you all the way to a full deportation appeal.
We can also help to make representations to revoke a deportation order, although this may often be very difficult to do, especially if it is less than ten years from the date it was issued.
If you fear deportation, have been served with any deportation documents or have received a decision to deport or a deportation order has been signed.
Do we offer legal aid?
We do not offer legal aid, but can represent you on a fee paying basis if you do not qualify for legal aid.
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