A beginner’s course delving into the immigration appeals process from start to finish.
Taking a case to the immigration tribunal can be an overwhelming, time-consuming and costly process for clients. The immigration appeals process is complex, and for practitioners with limited tribunal experience, it can be daunting.
In this webinar, barrister Sanaz Saifolahi will provide a clear overview of the appeals process, sharing her expertise and top tips on:
From the point of refusal all the way to the final Tribunal decision, this webinar will cover each stage of the process, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to handle immigration appeals with confidence.
Sanaz Saifolahi. Sanaz is a barrister at Goldsmith Chambers. She has specialised in immigration, asylum and human rights law for over 22 years and is recognised as a leading junior in this area of law.
Level: introductory
This course is designed for advisors, trainee advisors/trainee solicitors and solicitors who may be new to immigration appeals and would like to gain an understanding of the immigration appeals process. The course would also be suitable for those who have a basic understanding of the appeals process, but would like to supplement/update their knowledge and gain top tips from Counsel.
The ticket cost is £55 + VAT for members and £65 + VAT for non-members. Members, to secure your discount, please log in to your Free Movement account before booking.
We are running an early bird discount on tickets until 23:59 on Wednesday 9th March 2025. Use code “IMMIGRATIONAPPEALS020425” for 20% off.
£65.00
Date: 2 April 2025
Course length: 1 hour
Time: 11:00-12:00
The webinar will take place over Zoom.
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Detailed but not overwhelming. The examples where good and illustrated complex parts well. The quiz at the end was very good.
Well written and exam focused.
I thought the test questions were helpful. The language used was clear. The visuals for more complicated parts of the rules were great.
Very clear language, useful examples, links to relevant further information, legislation, etc.