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Contents
  • Toolkit Home
  • Your Legal Case
  • Entering the UK
  • Human Rights: family/private life
  • If You Have Children
  • Family Members
  • Long Residence
  • EU Law
  • What is Asylum?
  • Claiming Asylum
  • Asylum Support
  • Asylum Screening Interview
  • Asylum - Dublin Regulations
  • Asylum Substantive Interview
  • Asylum Decision
  • After a Refusal
  • Appeal: First-tier Tribunal
  • Upper Tribunal
  • Judicial Reviews
  • Other Courts
  • Fresh Claims
  • Detention
  • Removal or Deportation
  • Re-entry Bans
  • Thinking about going home
  • Glossary

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