Review of a decision

Under 2015 Regulation Minister may revoke, refuse to make or refuse to grant, as the case may be, a residence card, in accordance with this Regulation, that the right, entitlement or status, as the case may be, concerned is being claimed on the basis of fraud or abuse of rights.

Furthermore, “Where the Minister suspects, on reasonable grounds, that a right, entitlement or status of being treated as a permitted family member conferred by these Regulations is being claimed, or has been obtained, on the basis of fraud or abuse of rights, he or she shall be entitled to make such enquiries and to obtain such information as is reasonably necessary to investigate the matter.”

To revoke residence card, Minister must give notice in writing to the person concerned, which shall set out the reasons for his proposal and shall give the person concerned a period of 21 days within which to give reasons as to why the right, entitlement or status concerned should not be revoked, and consider any submissions made in accordance with subparagraph.

If Minister decides to revoke residence card, person may seek a review of decision which must be made with 15 working days of receiving decision. We specialise in EU Treaty rights and reviews, with years of experience we can act quickly, study your case and prepare documents to seek review of the decision. Depending on your immigration history, we can also get you a temporary permission while decision is pending on your application.

We give priority to urgent cases such as reviews and appeals as they have time limit. Thus, if your residence card has been revoked, don’t delay contact us today to discuss your immigration matter and our expert team will take care of it.