Appeals and administrative review
Understand your options after a UK decision.
An appeal or review can be a way to challenge a decision in some circumstances. Whether either is available depends on the decision itself and the rights attached to it.
Appeal and review are different processes
They do not necessarily consider the same issues or follow the same procedure. A disagreement with an outcome is not enough to identify which process applies.
Why should you act promptly?
Decision notices can include time limits. The reasons, date and case history need to be considered before selecting a response. This page explains the distinction; it is not a substitute for advice on a particular deadline.
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Contact us promptly about the decision you received. We can help you understand the appropriate scope of review before any response is prepared.
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