Administrative Disputes and Lawsuits
Legal Applications and Lawsuit Processes Against Administrative Acts Arising from Citizenship, Residence, Work Permit, Visa and Foreigners Law
Administrative acts concerning citizenship, residence, work permits, visas, entry bans, deportation and similar matters can directly affect people's legal status in Türkiye.
Canaydın Law Firm provides legal representation in the review of the administrative act and the file history, the preparation of the necessary administrative applications, annulment lawsuits and requests for a stay of execution, and appeal processes.
- Review of the Administrative Act
- Annulment Lawsuit and Stay of Execution
- Follow-Up of Appeal Routes
Areas of Administrative Disputes
01 — Disputes Arising from Citizenship Applications
02 — Residence Permit Disputes
- Rejections of initial residence permit applications and extensions
- Cancellation of a residence permit
03 — Work Permit Disputes
- Rejection of a work permit application
- Cancellation of a work permit
04 — Visa, Restriction Code and Entry Ban Disputes
- Visa refusals and administrative disputes arising from other visa procedures
- Restriction codes and entry bans to Türkiye
05 — Disputes Arising from Deportation and INAD Procedures
- Legal review of deportation decisions
- Assessment of disputes arising from INAD procedures
06 — Administrative Detention Decisions
- Review of administrative detention decisions and the conditions of ongoing detention
- Applications before the criminal judgeship of peace
07 — Administrative Application, Annulment Lawsuit and Appeal Routes
- Determining the administrative application and lawsuit strategy
- Annulment lawsuits and requests for a stay of execution
- Appeal and cassation processes
What We Do for You
Review of the File and the Administrative Act
The decision, the notification, the application history and the key documents in the file are assessed together.
Determining the Application and Lawsuit Route
Depending on the nature of the dispute, the applicable administrative or judicial route is determined on the specific facts of the file.
Preparing the Petitions and the Lawsuit File
The administrative application, annulment lawsuit, stay of execution and necessary appeal petitions are prepared.
Representation During the Litigation Process
The process before the competent court or judgeship is followed up and the client is legally represented.
Follow-Up of Appeal and Cassation
In files where it is permitted by law, the processes of applying to higher judicial authorities are carried out.
How the Process Works
- 01
Review of the Decision and the Notification
The administrative decision, the date of notification and previous applications are reviewed.
- 02
Legal Assessment of the File
The grounds of the act, the supporting documents and the applicant's current legal status are assessed.
- 03
Determining the Appropriate Legal Route
An administrative application, a lawsuit, a stay of execution or an application to the relevant judgeship is determined according to the file.
- 04
Conducting the Application or Lawsuit
The petitions and evidence are prepared and the process is followed up before the relevant authority.
- 05
Assessment of the Decision and Appeal Routes
After the decision, the available objection, appeal or cassation routes are assessed separately.
Time Limits Must Be Checked on the Specific Facts of the File
In administrative disputes, application and lawsuit time limits may vary according to the type of act. For this reason, it is important to review the decision and the date of notification without delay.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When should a lawsuit be filed for the annulment of an administrative decision?
In administrative lawsuits, time limits may vary according to the type of decision and the date of notification, and they are important enough to cause a loss of rights. As soon as the notification is received, the decision should be submitted for legal assessment.