When a spouse visa application is refused, you may have the right to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). This process involves reviewing the Home Office’s decision and presenting your case before an independent judge. An appeal gives you the opportunity to submit further evidence, clarify facts, and explain why the refusal was incorrect or unjust. However, strict deadlines apply — typically 14 days if you’re in the UK — and the legal process can be complex. That’s why having a solicitor experienced in immigration appeals is crucial.
At Stretton Solicitors, we offer comprehensive support with spouse visa appeals. From analysing the refusal letter and advising you on your legal options, to preparing strong evidence bundles and representing you at hearings, we manage the entire process. We take the time to understand your relationship and circumstances, ensuring your appeal is supported by compelling, properly presented documentation. Our team has a strong track record of success in helping families reunite and remain together in the UK.
A successful appeal requires more than simply disagreeing with the Home Office. It needs detailed preparation, credible documentation, and expert legal argument. We work with you to gather additional evidence such as photographs, communication logs, joint financial records, and witness statements. We also prepare clear legal representations that reference immigration law, case precedents, and Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (right to family life). With our help, your appeal is professionally presented, increasing your chances of a successful outcome.
If your spouse visa has been refused, don’t give up hope — take action. At Stretton Solicitors, we provide expert legal advice and representation to challenge refusals and give your case the strongest chance of success. Whether you’re appealing from within the UK or abroad, we’ll stand by your side at every stage of the process. Contact us today to discuss your case and begin your spouse visa appeal with confidence.