Deportation Appeals

If you’re looking to appeal against a deportation decision, contact Whitestone Solicitors today on 0800 8 101010. We have over 30 years’ legal experience in dealing with cases just like yours, and this wealth of experience allows us to build a solid case in your defence.

It may be the case that returning to your homeland would cause you hardship, persecution, poverty, or other serious problems. Your deportation case might be based on an inaccurate representation of the facts, or you might not even have any ties to your ancestral home. It is crucial that these facts are properly conveyed to the court, in order to give you the very best chance of a successful appeal.

Deportation appeals require the work of highly-skilled specialist solicitors, such as those at our firm, in order to build the best possible application. We look at all aspects of the case, from your work history and potential societal contributions through to the political state of your destination country, your history in the UK, and your reasons for wanting to stay.

You may be subject to a deportation order as a result of the actions of someone else, such as a family member or spouse. Or you may have been convicted of a crime, with deportation given as your punishment. In any case, it is crucial that you approach your appeal with a full understanding of each element of it. Our friendly and multi-lingual team will provide you with total confidence in the appeals process, by clearly spelling out each stage of your appeal.

Any case of deportation must pay heed to your human rights, your current situation in this country, and your future situation if the deportation were to go ahead. Deportations can only take place if the courts decide they are ‘in the public good’. If you are leading, or trying to live, a productive life in the UK and are (or aim to be) a contributing member of society, you will stand yourself in good stead in you appeal.

It may be the case that the political climate in your home country is unsuitable for you - that may even be why you immigrated to the UK. If you face arrest on arrival back in your home country for something that would not be a crime in the UK, such as homosexuality, holding certain beliefs, or for opposing oppressive governments, it is essential that you receive the full backing of an expert solicitor team who will best be able to explain these compassionate circumstances to a deciding judge.

If the situation is dangerous in your home country, it may be better to apply for asylum in the UK. Our legal team will give you full and frank advice on the options available to you. For solid legal advice from one of the UK’s leading solicitors, call Whitestone Solicitors today on 0800 8 101010 and we will do our absolute best to help you in your deportation appeal.