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ADAM TEAR |
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The Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) is a superior court of record in the United Kingdom established by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission Act 1997. It deals with appeals from persons relating to immigration decisions usually related to matters of national security.
DecisionsSIAC can deal with appeals relating to:
There are tight deadlines for appealing against a decision, and failing to do so within appropriate time can lead to your appeal being refused. See article - SIAC, late appeals and inappropriate ones Judicial ReviewIf applications go wrong, they can be subject to appeal, or if there is no right of appeal. If that review is refused then the only further option is to Judicial Review the refusal.
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How to appealTo appeal the decision, you will need to fill in the notice of appeal form below, saying why you disagree with the government’s decision. You must get this right, as you will not be able to appeal a second time.
Send the form and covering letter to siac.poacoffice@justice.gov.uk or:
Special Immigration Appeals Commission HM Courts and Tribunals Service 15-25 Bream's Buildings London EC4A 1DZ Telephone: 0300 123 1711 Fax: 01264 785 091 |
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Adam has a particularly expertise in dealing with appeals, appearing regularly for both applicants and the Home Office as an advocate. Adam continues to be instructed by other solicitor firms as an advocate, and has appeared before the Special Immigration Appeals Commission.
Adam is a specialist solicitor and advocate in this area, with many years of experience as a supervisor in this area. Scott-Moncrieff, offer legal aid for those that qualify, private funding at reasonable rates for those that can afford, and other forms of funding where appropriate.