Home Office Decision Delay
The case involves an immigration issue related to an administrative review carried out by the relevant authorities. The administrative review was successful, but the client has not yet received the new decision. It has been three months since the successful review, raising concerns regarding the timing of this decision. The focus is on understanding the delay in the decision-making process.
Questions about this case
These answers have been verified by a lawyer in the LEAP networkWhen does the relevant authority typically send a new decision following a successful administrative review?
The relevant authority typically aims to issue a new decision within 28 days following a successful administrative review. However, this timeframe can vary depending on factors such as case complexity and workload. If three months have passed without receiving a decision, it may be advisable to contact the authority for an update. Processing times can be extended due to various operational reasons.
What steps can be taken if there is a delay in receiving the decision from the relevant authority after a successful administrative review?
If there is a delay in receiving the authority's decision following a successful administrative review, you may consider the following steps: 1. Contact the Authority: Reach out to the relevant department to request an update on your decision status. 2. Seek Help from a Local Representative: You may contact your local representative to intervene on your behalf, as they can communicate effectively with the authority. 3. File a Complaint: Consider filing a formal complaint with the authority if the delay is unreasonable.
Are there any specific factors that could influence the timeline for receiving a decision from the relevant authority?
Several factors could influence the timeline for receiving a decision, including the current workload of the authority, the complexity of the individual case, and any backlog in processing applications. Additionally, external factors such as changes in immigration policy or public health events may also impact processing times.
Can the status of the decision be tracked, and if so, how can this be done?
Yes, the status of the decision can often be tracked through the online account used to submit the original application. You may need to log in to view any updates. If you cannot find the necessary information online, contacting the authority directly may provide further assistance.
Is there any further action or documentation required from my side to expedite the decision from the relevant authority?
To expedite the decision following a successful administrative review, ensure all required documentation has been submitted and is up-to-date. It may be beneficial to confirm with the authority that they have everything necessary and to enquire about the status of your case.
