Who this is for
- People under a removal order who fear returning
- People whose refugee claim was refused and who are now eligible to apply
- People whose home country conditions have worsened since an earlier decision
- Families who received a notice to apply and are unsure what to do
How we help
- 1
Check eligibility and timing
There are strict windows and waiting periods. We confirm you can apply, and by when.
- 2
Focus on what is new
A PRRA looks at risks that have arisen since your last decision. We identify new facts and new evidence, and present them clearly.
- 3
Submit a complete file
Written submissions, supporting documents and current country information, filed on time.
- 4
Plan around the outcome
We explain the possible results and your next options, whatever the decision.
What to bring to your first session
- Your removal order or notice letter
- Your earlier refugee claim and decision, if any
- New evidence since that decision
- Current country reports relevant to your risk
Common questions
Does applying stop my removal?
Sometimes it can, depending on your circumstances. We check this first, and you should not rely on it without advice.
Is this the same as a refugee claim?
No. It is a separate, later application with its own rules and a narrower focus.
How quickly should I act?
Right away. Dates in these cases are short and fixed.
General information only, not legal advice. Every case is different, and outcomes are decided by the government, not by us.