If your visa is expired and as a result you became an overstayer then you could be detained by the Home Office enforcement officers. If you are classified as an overstayer, you will be served with notices of liability if detention or removal from the UK.

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The Home office enforcement officers will arrest and take removal actions against persons in the UK with poor immigration history with repeated breach of immigration laws, criminal records with posing high risk to the public or blatant disregard to regularise the immigration status in the UK.

 

A detainee cannot be removed from the UK if there is an ongoing appeal/application, or a judicial review being considered by the secretary of state. The immigration officers will set the removal directions once the detainee is exhausted with all the appeal avenues. We can take instructions to assess the merits and if we consider you case with genuine grounds, we can assist in challenging a removal decision. We can correspond with the removal team with the relied upon documents or even go for a judicial review route or filing an injunction to get the removal deferred or completely stopped.

 

With significant experience in UK immigration Law, we will be able to resolve post-conviction removal/deportation cases, immigration bail (CIO & Tribunal) applications.

 

We have extensive experience in handling all immigration matters. To discuss about your Post-conviction Removal / Deportation Cases / Bail application with one of our immigration Solicitors, please contact us on 01279 312185 or submit our enquiry form given below.