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Tamsin Okoro

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Tamsin Okoro

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VideoPublished on this site 20 October 2025 · 12 minute video

Preparing for a tribunal hearing, in plain English

What the day is like, who will be there and what to bring, for clients who have never been to a hearing.

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Clients often tell me the waiting was worse than the hearing. Knowing what to expect helps.

Before the day

Read your own statement again. Bring the documents your representative asks for, and a list of anything you want to raise.

On the day

Arrive early. Answer the questions you are asked, in your own words, and say so if you do not understand one.

Afterwards

A decision usually comes later, in writing. Your representative will explain it with you.

Published byTamsin OkoroLicensed immigration adviser, Harbourline Immigration LimitedView full profile

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