Seeking Refuge? - Rights of Women

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Chapter 5: Your Asylum Interview 31 Introduction The interview Before the interview Recording the interview At the interview Supporting evidence At the end of the interview The Gender Guidelines Things to remember Support organisations Chapter 6: The Case Resolution Directorate (Legacy Cases) 36 Introduction The Case Resolution Directorate How do I know if the Case Resolution Directorate is dealing with my case? When will cases dealt with by the Case Resolution Directorate be decided? Is there any way that my case can be dealt with sooner? What will happen when my case is considered? How does the Case Resolution Directorate make decisions? Decision or review? Things to remember Support organisations Chapter 7: Successful applications: an explanation of leave to remain in the UK 41 Introduction Refugee Leave Humanitarian Protection Discretionary Leave Indefinite Leave to Remain Temporary Protection While applications are decided Tracing Family Members Things to remember Support organisations Chapter 8: Negative Decisions and Appeals 45 Introduction Refusal of your initial claim Appealing to the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal What are my chances of success on appeal? How do I appeal to the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal? Appeals from outside the country: the nonsuspensive appeals process Appeals in detention Before the appeal Evidence at your appeal At the appeal hearing In the room where your appeal will be heard Preparing for giving evidence Giving evidence After you have given evidence Who has to prove what at my appeal? Representing yourself at your appeal The decision: after the appeal Appeals against a decision made by the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal Transfer of the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal Things to remember Support organisations 6
Chapter 9: Final refusal and removal 56 Introduction Legal advice Voluntary Return and Assisted Voluntary Return Can I return to the UK after I have left? Reentry bans and voluntary departure Removal Campaigning against removal I might be removed, what should I do? Preparing for being taken into immigration detention Can I return to the UK after I have been removed? Re-entry bans and removal Can I be forced to leave the UK? Treatment on removal Tracing Family Members Things to remember Support organisations Chapter 10: Fresh claims 61 Introduction What is a fresh claim? What happens if I don’t have any new information? Further representations What is new information? Does the new information create a real chance of success? Getting advice on a fresh claim What happens if I make a fresh claim? How will my fresh claim be decided? What happens if the UK Border Agency does not accept my fresh claim? What happens if my fresh claim is refused? Things to remember Support organisations Chapter 11: Financial and other support through the asylum process 65 Introduction Support for asylum-seekers Am I entitled to Asylum Support? What will I get? How can I apply for asylum support? What if I am in detention? How will I be given asylum support? The asylum support decision What happens if my circumstances change? Am I entitled to any extra payments? What happens if someone in my family is violent to me? Domestic violence and financial support Health care Education I have been refused asylum support, what can I do? What happens when a decision is made on my case? A positive decision Support for refused asylum-seekers Am I entitled to section 4 support? Changes to section 4 support for people who are taking all reasonable steps to leave the UK How will my support be paid? How can I apply for section 4 support? My section 4 support has been refused or taken away, what can I do? Is there any other help available? Health care Education Things to remember Support organisations Chapter 12: Useful organisations and contact details 76 7
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