Deportation Appeal Support
Fight a deportation order with clear, independent advice.
For foreign national prisoners and their families facing deportation after a criminal sentence. We review the Home Office decision, identify human rights and Refugee Convention grounds, and instruct specialist immigration counsel to draft the appeal to the First-tier Tribunal. Fixed fee, fully online, UK-wide.
Strict confidentiality. Documents securely destroyed after your report is delivered.
What we review
A forensic look at every part of the deportation decision
The Notice of Decision
We read the Home Office decision letter line by line to identify whether the correct legal test was applied, whether reasons are properly given, and whether any factual errors weaken the decision.
Sentence and conviction history
We check whether the deportation order is based on a genuine "deportation recommendation" or on automatic deportation rules under the UK Borders Act 2007, and whether the correct sentence threshold is met.
Human rights grounds
We assess Article 8 (family and private life), Article 3 (torture / inhuman treatment), and the Refugee Convention — including the best interests of any British children and the strength of ties to the UK.
Medical, country and country-guidance evidence
We flag what medical reports, country evidence, or country guidance cases may be needed to support the appeal, and whether a fresh claim is a better route.
Appeal procedures and tribunal strategy
We identify whether the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum Chamber) is the right forum, what the grounds should be, and whether interim relief or bail is needed.
Evidence we need
Send us what you have. We will tell you what is missing.
You do not need a perfect bundle to start. We review what you have, identify gaps, and tell you exactly what evidence will strengthen the appeal.
- Home Office Notice of Decision and any accompanying reasons letter
- Passport, nationality documents, or proof of lawful residence
- Criminal case papers: indictment, sentencing remarks, prison sentence calculation
- Evidence of family life in the UK: birth certificates, marriage/civil partnership certificate, cohabitation proof
- Medical or mental-health records if Article 3 or vulnerability is relevant
- Any previous immigration decisions, appeal determinations, or bail records
- Country evidence or risk reports if returning to the country of origin is unsafe
- A short note on your deadline and whether you are currently in prison, detention, or released
Timelines
Deportation deadlines are ruthless. We move fast.
Day 1 — Send your enquiry
Use the secure form below. Upload or describe the documents you have. We will confirm the deadline and whether you are in-time.
Day 2 — Triage Review
For £249 a senior reviewer identifies whether there are realistic grounds, the correct forum, and what evidence is missing. This is usually completed within 5 working days.
Within your deadline — Full assessment
If there are grounds, we carry out the Deportation Appeal Support review (£2,450), instruct specialist immigration counsel to draft the grounds, and prepare the appeal for the First-tier Tribunal.
Ongoing — Tribunal and bail support
We stay with you through the appeal process, helping with directions, evidence bundles, and any bail application if detention continues.
Notice of Decision deadlines are usually 14 days (in-country) or 28 days (out-of-country).
If you think a decision is coming, or you already have one, do not wait. A late appeal is far harder to save.
How to book
Start with a Triage Review — the honest first step
The Triage Review (£249) is the right place to begin. A senior reviewer will tell you, within 5 working days, whether there is a realistic appeal and what your next move should be. If you go on to the full Deportation Appeal Support package, the £249 comes off the price.
Submit the secure enquiry form
Upload or describe your documents
Receive a written triage report with deadlines
Fixed fee. No hourly billing. Confidential enquiry.
Deportation Appeal Support
For foreign national prisoners and their families facing a deportation order, automatic deportation under the UK Borders Act 2007, or a refusal of a human rights claim. We review the Notice of Decision, identify Article 8 (family/private life), Article 3, and Refugee Convention grounds, and instruct specialist immigration counsel to draft the appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum Chamber).
£2,450
Fixed fee
£750 deposit + 5 × £340/month
Turnaround: Deadline-driven (Notice of Decision: usually 14 days in-country, 28 days out-of-country)
- Independent review of deportation decision
- Article 8, Article 3 & Refugee Convention assessment
- Specialist immigration counsel instructed to draft grounds
- Triage fee credited against full package
Our Promise
Independence & Confidentiality
Your trust is the foundation of our service. We are accountable only to you, and we protect your information as strictly as any instructed lawyer.
No ties to the authorities
- No connection to the police or Crown Prosecution Service.
- No affiliation with the courts, judiciary or Probation Service.
- No relationship with the firm acting for the other side.
- Our only loyalty is to the person who instructs us.
How your data is handled
- Documents are transferred through secure, encrypted channels.
- Only the reviewing lawyers see your papers.
- Bound by professional confidentiality standards.
- Never sold, shared or used for any other purpose.
What happens to documents
- We keep copies only for as long as the review requires.
- Original papers can be returned on request.
- Electronic files are securely deleted after the matter ends.
- You can ask us to destroy material at any time.
We use AI to read every page of your bundle so nothing is missed — but AI is a tool, never the decision-maker. Every finding is verified and signed off by a senior UK lawyer before you see it. We do not guarantee any outcome.
Get in touch
Facing deportation?
Send a confidential enquiry. We will check your deadline, identify your grounds, and tell you honestly what can be done.
- • Reviewed by senior UK lawyers and barristers
- • Over 50 years of combined experience
- • Fully online — discreet and secure
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