If your application for a Civil Partnership Visa in the UK has been refused, you usually have the right to appeal. It is possible only if you are not the holder of another visa that allows you to live and work in the country.
The appeal is considered in the First-Tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) in Great Britain.
If you are in the UK, you and your partner can attend the hearing and give evidence. The presence of one of the partners in the court is sufficient, so the appeal will be considered even if you are outside the country. You can also provide written witness statements and evidence.
Reviewing an appeal in immigration cases can take several months, and the result is not guaranteed. To avoid facing a long and unpredictable appeal process, submit the strongest application with robust supporting documents the first time. If you still receive a refusal, seek legal support and representation from qualified and experienced immigration professionals. It will greatly increase your chances of having your appeal approved.