Administrative review about UK Visa and Retained Right of Residence

The administrative review offers a mechanism to the people so that a redressal one can seek against any government made a decision that can affect them in any way. Under such a review the government can change its decision as well in case they are wrong. Also, one is informed when the decision is passed that whether he can apply for the administrative review or not. The administrative review can be asked only if one is from the outside UK, one applied from outside the UK, the application was refused, the right of appeal is not there or one did not make any application as a visitor.

One can apply for an administrative review UK visa only within 28 days of the decision. One can apply for such administrative review through online mode as well. After this review, the decision of the government is checked again and if any errors are pointed out then they are checked. The result of the review also comes within 28 days.

The Retained Right of Residence

The right of residence is a right that can be claimed by either a non-EEA national spouse or partner from the EEA clan when their relationship ends. They can apply for retained right of residence in such a case to still live in that country despite the end of their relationship. Other than the partner, the family members or the civil partner can also claim for the right of residence. One can apply for such a right only when you had the right to reside in the UK as a family member.

The retained right of residence can be claimed if one has the permanent right of residence in the UK or is a qualified person living in the UK whether it is a worker, student, self-sufficient person, or self-employed person. There are different documents required to be submitted to claim this right. If the government authorities are satisfied with the documents then the person is given the retained right of residence and he can continue his stay in the UK.