HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION APPLICATIONS
Asylum Application

The UK has a long history of giving sanctuary to people who have been persecuted in their own country. Foreign nationals or stateless persons who fear persecution may claim asylum in the UK. The country is bound by the European Convention on Human Rights and the United Nations Convention relating to the status of refugees. This means they have a legal duty not to send someone back to a country where they may be tortured or subjected to inhumane treatment or punishment.

Humanitarian Protection

There are situations where someone who is not recognised as a refugee but face a real risk of serious harm if they return to their country of origin, such persons can qualify for Humanitarian protection.

Humanitarian Protection (HP) leave is granted for 5 years and an application for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) can be made after the applicant has completed 5 years residence with Humanitarian Protection (HP) leave.

Our Services

At Kilby Jones Solicitors we takes pride in our work. With our good reputation built on professional and ethical standards, we have empowered thousands of immigrants to successfully prepare their immigration applications. Our aim is to make the task easier, more accurate and less stressful as well as making sure we complete the appropriate forms and documents in a timely manner.

For more information and advise please contact us

 

APPEAL CASES

Unfortunately, a great number of applications are refused by Home Office due to many reasons.

At Kilby Jones Solicitors we have a wide range of experience and we are proud of our reputation in challenging refusals and preparing appeals. We have also successfully intervened in a good number of Removal cases on behalf of our clients.

Our Appeal cases include:

• Challenging Refusals and Preparing Appeal
• Chalenging Certification by Judicial Review Applications
• Appeal for Judicial Review and to the Court of Appeal
• Challenging Removals

If instructed, our experienced advisers will:

• Carry out initial assessment of the reason for refusal and prepare a balanced and realistic appraisal,
• Prepare and lodge grounds of appeal within the prescribed timeframes.
• Draft and prepare witness statements
• Prepare appeal bundles for the asylum and immigration tribunal.
• Represent our clients at hearings.
• Advise on grounds for reconsideration where required and prepare and serve application for reconsideration.

STATUTORY DECLARATION

A statutory declaration is a legal document that is governed by the Statutory Declarations Act 1835. It is a formal statement made in a prescribed manner affirming that something is true to the best knowledge of the Declarant, being the person making the declaration. The statutory declaration will need to be signed in the presence of a solicitor, commissioner for oaths or notary public. The statutory declaration would effectively satisfy some legal requirement, or regulation where perhaps no other such evidence is available.

As an authorised Solicitors firm, Kilby Jones Solicitors can administer your oaths or take affidavits. Please see our Prices list for guidance on how much it costs for Statutory Declaration.