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ARTICLE · 29 MAY 2025

Client Success: Adult Dependent Relative Appeal Allowed After Initial Refusal

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Richmond Chambers was instructed to assist a client who had received a refusal for their Adult Dependent Relative (ADR) visa application. From the point of instruction, Richmond Chambers...

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Case Overview: Supporting Our Client Through a Complex Appeal

Richmond Chambers was instructed to assist a client who had received a refusal for their Adult Dependent Relative (ADR) visa application. From the point of instruction, Richmond Chambers went on record as the client's legal representatives and provided support at every stage of the appeal process.

The matter proceeded to the First-tier Tribunal, where the initial appeal was dismissed. Determined to secure a positive outcome, we drafted grounds for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal, where the appeal was heard and subsequently remitted for a fresh hearing at the First-tier Tribunal.

At the final appeal hearing, our client was represented by immigration barrister Isabella Reynard. Following careful preparation and strong advocacy, the appeal was allowed. Our client has now been granted permission to join their family member in the UK as an Adult Dependent Relative.

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