Permit refusals, removal and appeals
Permit refusals, removal orders, applications to the administrative court.
The approach
Immigration litigation runs on short deadlines, sometimes forty-eight hours, and a missed deadline closes the appeal whatever its merits. The first thing examined is therefore the date the decision was served and the deadline that follows from it; the rest comes after.
An appeal is not automatically the safer route: depending on the decision challenged and the documents available, a better-prepared fresh application may succeed where an annulment would change nothing. The firm says which of the two it is taking, and why, before starting.
Matters handled
- Appeals against refusal to issue or renew a permit
- Challenges to an obligation to leave French territory (OQTF)
- Urgent applications for suspension and for protection of a fundamental freedom
- Challenges to a re-entry ban or a residence order
- Appeals against a visa refusal, before the commission and then the court
- Applications for reconsideration and regularisation after a refusal
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