Question 1
Under Rule 19 of the Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Rules 2014, what is the standard time limit for an appellant in the UK to lodge a notice of appeal against a decision refusing a human rights claim?
Correct Answer:
14 calendar days after the notice of decision is sent
Question 2
What is the statutory time limit under Rule 19(3) of the FtTIAC Rules 2014 for lodging a notice of appeal when the appellant is outside the United Kingdom?
Correct Answer:
28 calendar days after the notice of decision is received
Question 3
In an asylum appeal before the First-tier Tribunal, what is the correct standard of proof that the appellant must establish regarding the risk of persecution upon return?
Correct Answer:
Reasonable degree of likelihood or real risk
Question 4
Under Rule 24 of the FtTIAC Rules 2014, what is the primary obligation of the Secretary of State upon being served with a notice of appeal?
Correct Answer:
To file and serve a respondent bundle containing the decision notice and all material documents
Question 5
Following amendments introduced by the Immigration Act 2014, which decision attracts a statutory right of appeal under Section 82 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002?
Correct Answer:
Refusal of a protection claim or human rights claim
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