Human Rights Applications
Human Rights Immigration Applications – Article 8 Claims
Human rights applications are made where removal from the UK would breach rights protected under the European Convention on Human Rights, most commonly the right to respect for private and family life under Article 8. These applications require a careful legal assessment of personal circumstances and proportionality.
Not sure whether a human rights application applies to your situation?
Who Is This Service For?
- Those with established family in the UK
- Individuals with private life interests in the UK
- Parents of British children
- Those facing refusal or removal on immigration grounds
- Family members of settled persons
Common Refusal Reasons
Insufficient Family Life
Home Office assesses family life as insufficient
Immigration Rules Apply
Claim can be resolved under the Immigration Rules
Proportionality Assessment
Interference with rights found proportionate
Public Interest Factors
Public interest outweighs Article 8 rights
- Documentation Guide
Evidence Requirements
1 Family Life Evidence5 documents required
We Help You Compile Evidence
Our solicitors guide you through gathering the right documents, ensuring nothing is missing and everything is presented in the format the Home Office requires.
Important Deadlines & Risks
Careful Preparation
Human rights applications must be carefully evidenced and legally argued. Weak applications risk significant costs.
* Timeframes are estimates only and may vary depending on individual circumstances and Home Office processing times.
How We Act as Your Solicitors
1
Article 8 Assessment
We assess Article 8 arguments for your situation
2
Evidence Gathering
We gather comprehensive evidence of family/private life
3
Legal Submissions
We prepare detailed legal submissions on proportionality
4
Tribunal Representation
We represent you before the tribunal