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WEB 3059 Challenging UKVI Delays (Bitesize)

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Date:
November 5
Time:
2:30 am - 4:00 pm
As delays continue and the backlog grows it is important for immigration and asylum practitioners to know when and how to challenge delay.

Level: Beginner – Intermediate – Advanced

Description:

There is significant delay in much of the Home Office’s decision making which is frustrating for vulnerable clients and for those who have paid large sums for their applications and are stuck in limbo.
As delays continue and the backlog grows it is important for immigration and asylum practitioners to know when and how to challenge delay.
In this webinar we will cover:
• UKVI processing times in immigration and asylum cases
• When to bring challenges to delay in immigration and asylum cases
• How to set up a challenge
• Arguments to advance in a judicial review claim
• The Home Office Ex-Gratia Scheme
• Seeking damages in delay JR claims

Audience: This webinar is suitable for practitioners working in immigration and asylum law. It is suitable for individuals who are seeking more knowledge and experience and it will be a useful refresher and update course for those who are experienced in this field.

Tutor: Priya Solanki, One Pump Court Chambers

Priya is a busy specialist in immigration, asylum, human rights and nationality law. She appears regularly before the First-Tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chambers and the Administrative Court.

She is very experienced in adult dependent relative applications and in challenging family applications under the rules and outside the rules by way of appeal and judicial review.

She regularly provides in-house training, seminars and webinars.

She is cited as a leading junior in Immigration (including business immigration) in Legal 500 with the Directories stating, “she has a sharp mind and demonstrates excellent client care”, “she is tactically astute, good under pressure and very persuasive in court” and “she is very knowledgeable in presenting appeals”.

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