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Asylum Fresh Claims

Asylum Fresh Claims

If you are an asylum seeker and you have had an appeal heard and dismissed, you may be able to submit a fresh claim for asylum if you can provide new evidence.

This is called a further submission and it can be used when you have been through all available appeals procedures. You can provide new and relevant evidence that supports your existing arguments for claiming asylum or alternatively put forward a new argument together with evidence that supports it.

At Saxon Solicitors, we understand how important it is to you to secure asylum in the UK. We specialise in immigration law, meaning we have exceptional expertise in this area. We have a strong track record of success in obtaining asylum for our clients, including in cases where they have previously been denied asylum.

Evidence in support of a fresh claim for asylum

To submit a fresh claim or further submission, you need to show that you have new or additional information that you are now able to provide.

A submission can only be considered a fresh claim if the evidence provided is significantly different from that which has previously been included. This means that the evidence must:

  • Be new and not have been considered before; and
  • When considered with evidence that was provided before creates a realistic chance of succeeding in a claim for asylum on protection or human rights grounds, known as humanitarian protection.

You will also need to explain to the Home Office why the evidence was not previously submitted. Your reason needs to be a valid one or your application may not be allowed. Examples include coming into recent possession of a document from your home country, such as a birth certificate or arrest warrant or evidence of a change in the situation in your home country that would adversely affect you.

Where you are putting forward a new argument, you will need to explain why you did not use this before. This could be because of a recent conversion to a religion not viewed favourably by the authorities in your country or because you felt unable to reveal personal information previously, such as your sexuality.

Making a fresh claim for asylum

Making a new claim for asylum can be complex as you will need to ensure that the evidence you are presenting complies with the law to stand the best chance of success. In addition, you will need to take care that your explanation for making a fresh asylum claim is valid. Because of the difficulty of presenting this type of case, it is highly recommended that you seek professional help from an expert asylum solicitor.

How Saxon Solicitors can help you with your fresh claim for asylum

We represent clients from around the globe in respect of fresh asylum claims. Our services include:

  • Assessing your previous claim and the new evidence you wish to present
  • Advising you as to whether a new argument for asylum has the potential to succeed
  • Putting together evidence on your behalf to support your fresh asylum claim
  • Completing the further submissions form on your behalf
  • Providing advice and guidance prior to your appointment at the Further Submissions Unit, as your application must usually be made in person

Contact our expert Manchester asylum claims solicitors

At Saxon Solicitors we specialise in immigration, meaning we have a high level of expertise and understanding of the complex immigration system.

If your asylum claim has been rejected and you believe that you can offer fresh evidence, we can help you make a fresh claim for asylum.

To speak to our expert immigration solicitors in Manchester, ring us on 0161 795 9955 or fill in our contact form below and we will call you back.

We deal with fresh asylum claims for clients in Manchester, Blackburn and Bradford as well as further afield.
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