Appeal an asylum support decision
Get a decision
You’ll get the decision either:
- at the oral hearing (if you have one) - you’ll also get full written reasons within 3 days
- by post the day after the paper hearing
The judge will either:
- allow the appeal - this means you’ll either get asylum support, or carry on getting it
- turn down (‘dismiss’) your appeal
- ask the Home Office to look at the decision again (known as ‘remitting’ the appeal)
The judge’s decision is final - you cannot appeal again.
You may be able to get a judicial review of the decision if your appeal was turned down and you think the judge did not follow the law correctly. Talk to a solicitor as soon as possible.
You cannot complain about the decision - you can only complain about the tribunal staff and the way the hearing took place.