Administrative Review

Service Overview

Administrative Review (AR) is a process where you can ask the Home Office to review a decision on an eligible visa application if you believe a "case working error" has been made. It is a quicker and cheaper alternative to an appeal or judicial review, specifically designed to fix mistakes like miscalculating points or overlooking submitted evidence.

Eligibility Criteria

• The refusal letter must state that you have a right to Administrative Review.
• Must be applied for within 14 days (if in the UK) or 28 days (if outside the UK).
• The challenge must be based on one or more specific case working errors.
• New evidence is generally not allowed, unless it's to prove an error was made.

Required Documents

• The refusal letter detailing the reasons for rejection.
• The original application form and supporting documents.
• A detailed statement pointing out the specific errors in the decision.
• Any evidence that was previously submitted but ignored by the caseworker.

Process Steps

1. Error Analysis: We meticulously review the refusal letter to identify case working errors.
2. Drafting Grounds: We write a professional submission explaining why the decision is wrong.
3. Online Submission: We submit the AR application through the official Home Office portal.
4. Fee Payment: Payment of the AR fee (which is refunded if the decision is overturned).
5. Decision Monitoring: We track the review until a final outcome is received.