Limits of Late Evidence in Appeals and Section 120 Notices

August 5, 2026 · WOWERI

The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed that a tribunal cannot consider circumstances arising after an application has been decided, unless the Home Office agrees. This applies even to new matters that could significantly affect the outcome.

Limits of Late Evidence in Appeals and Section 120 Notices

The UK Court of Appeal has reaffirmed the limits of late evidence in appeals and section 120 notices. According to the ruling, a tribunal cannot consider circumstances arising after an application has been decided, unless the Home Office agrees. This applies even to new matters, such as the birth of a qualifying child, that could significantly affect the outcome. This verdict highlights the importance of timely submission of evidence and circumstances that may impact the case outcome. Immigrants should be aware of these limitations and plan accordingly. For more information, visit Free Movement.

Source: freemovement.org.uk