If your asylum or human rights application has been refused and all appeal rights are exhausted, you may still submit a fresh claim if new evidence arises.
What Is a Fresh Claim?
A fresh claim involves submitting new, significant evidence not previously considered. It must create a realistic prospect of success if reviewed by a tribunal.
When to Submit
- After your appeal is dismissed
- When you obtain new country reports, medical evidence, or family changes
- If political or legal conditions in your home country worsen
Examples of Valid Evidence
- Mental health diagnosis
- Reports of increased persecution
- Marriage to a British citizen
- Birth of British child
- New documentation of past abuse
What If Refused?
If the Home Office rejects your claim, judicial review may be an option.
AMH Solicitors Support
We assess your case and help identify whether your new evidence meets the legal test for a fresh claim. We also challenge unlawful refusals through litigation.