Guidance

Immigration Act: part 4 - appeals

Part 4 of the Immigration Act concerns appeals.

From:
UK Visas and Immigration and Home Office
Published
17 September 2015
Last updated
12 July 2016 — See all updates

Documents

Appeals: factsheet

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Home Office policy equality statement (PES): appeals

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Immigration Bill, clause 34 – appeals within the UK: certification of human rights claims

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Details

Part 4 of the act includes details about the removal of those with no right to be here. For example, ensuring illegal migrants are removed before they appeal, as long as this does not cause serious irreversible harm.

Updates to this page

Published 17 September 2015
Last updated 12 July 2016 + show all updates

  1. New Immigration Act factsheets on appeals.

  2. New guidance on reforming support for migrants without immigration status.

  3. Updated factsheet.

  4. New Home Office policy equality statement (PES).

  5. First published.

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