Administrative Removal

Introduction:

Facing Administrative Removal in the UK can be a challenging and complex process. At Legal Pathway Solicitors, we understand the importance of seeking expert legal advice and representation to help you navigate the legal process successfully.

What is Administrative Removal?

Administrative Removal is when specific individuals may be removed from the UK because they breached immigration law.

When Can You Be Removed from the UK?

Here are some common reasons that would lead to Administrative Removal from the UK:

Suppose you fail to observe the conditions of your leave. For example, you are in the UK on a short-term visit visa. This has no right to work conditions attached to your leave. If you are caught working whilst, in the UK, the Secretary of State can initiate removal proceedings against you.
You overstay your leave in the UK. It is a criminal offence to overstay your leave in the UK knowingly.
You have obtained leave to remain by deception or have attempted to obtain such leave by deception.
You are the family member (such as a partner or child) of a person being removed.
You entered the UK clandestinely.
You entered the UK when there was a live deportation order against you.

The most common ground for administrative removal is where you have remained in the UK beyond your limited leave.

Expert Legal Advice and Representation:

If you are facing Administrative Removal in the UK, seeking legal advice as soon as possible is crucial. At Legal Pathway Solicitors, our team of experienced immigration solicitors has knowledge and expertise in dealing with Administrative Removal cases.

Our Services:

We provide a supportive and compassionate service to our clients, and we will work closely with you to understand your circumstances and provide tailored advice and guidance on your legal options.

Preparing a Strong Legal Case:

At Legal Pathway Solicitors, we will prepare a solid legal case on your behalf and attend hearings and meetings with the Home Office to ensure your voice is heard. We are committed to providing a high-quality, professional service to all our clients, and we will keep you updated on the progress of your case, providing clear and transparent advice on costs throughout the process.

Contact Us:

If you need expert legal advice and representation regarding Administrative Removal in the UK, contact Legal Pathway Solicitors today. Our team is here to support you and help you achieve the best possible outcome in your case.

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