A decision of the Upper Tribunal to dismiss the immigration appeal can be challenged by way of an appeal to the Court of Appeal. After the appeal to the Upper Tribunal (UT) has been dismissed by the Immigration Judge at the Upper Tribunal (UT) as a result of an error of law hearing, the determination of the Upper Tribunal Judge can be challenged by appealing to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division). To appeal to the Court of Appeal against the appeal determination of the Upper Tribunal Judge, permission to appeal should be granted either by the Upper Tribunal (UT) or by the Court of Appeal itself.

We can provide expert legal services for following matters involving appeal to the Court of Appeal against the appeal determination of the Upper Tribunal (UT):

• Application To Upper Tribunal For Permission To Appeal To Court Of Appeal
• Application To Court Of Appeal For Permission To Appeal To Court Of Appeal
• Immigration Appeal To The Court Of Appeal After Grant Of Permission