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This Practice Note looks at the common grounds for refusal and cancellation in the Immigration Rules, Part 9 which cover false representations, false information, false documents, relevant Non-disclosure, and the linked ground of Deception. It also provides practical tips on challenging any refusal made under the grounds for refusal. See: Grounds for refusal and re-entry bans—overview for details of the significant general revision to Immigration Rules, Part 9 brought in by Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 813, which apply to applications submitted on or after 1 December 2020. For details of the rules (and relevant case law) on deception that apply to applications submitted before that date, please see the previous version of this Practice Note: Deception and challenging General grounds for refusal, which can be accessed at the right hand column link.

Note that Immigration Rules, Part 9 does not apply to all parts of appendices of the Immigration Rules, whether in whole, or in part. Details of the application of the Part are set out in Immigration