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Is the UK Home Office changing the ILR route to 8 years?
Would I lose my ILR if I get divorced?
What is the difference between removal and deportation in the UK?
Does the ILR expire?
Can I apply for British passport with Indefinite Leave to Remain?
What options are available for international students who want to stay in the UK after completing their studies?
What are the options for entrepreneurs who want to start a business in the UK?
What are the main routes for studying in the UK?
What is the process for obtaining British citizenship through naturalization?
What are the rights of EU citizens in the UK after Brexit?
What is the 7 year rule UK immigration?
Can a child born in UK get citizenship after 10 years?
How long can an illegal immigrant stay in the UK?
What is the 10 year rule for UK immigration?
Can I apply for indefinite leave to remain after 20 years?
How long can an illegal immigrant stay in the UK?
Can I get married in UK without visa?
Can an overstayer apply for leave to remain?
Can a UK overstayer return?
How long does a UK deportation order last?
Do migrants get universal credit?
Do migrants pay for NHS?
Can I get a UK visa if I marry a UK citizen?
Can you come in the UK illegally and still get a visa in UK?
Can I get a visa if I have a child in the UK?
What does Leave to Remain mean?
What is the difference between Settlement and
Indefinite Leave to Remain?
What is the difference between Residence card and Residence permit?
EU Settlement Scheme explained 2023
Asylum as an illegal migrant in the UK explained
How can I get permission to work in the UK?
Does a national insurance number prove right to work in UK?
Can you work with just a National Insurance number?
How can I get work permit in UK without job offer?
How do I get a BRP card UK?
How do I claim Asylum in the UK?
What is a Notice of Deportation?
What to do if a marriage breaks down during spouse visa?
What to do if curtailment decision 60 days letter?
What to do if the UK Home Office takes longer than 12 months to provide their decision?
What is the Celik Court of Appeal case UK Immigration law?
Can I still apply for pre-settled status 2023?
What is the illegal migration Act 2023 in the UK?
What is the 10 years route for illegal immigrants UK?
Can an overstayer apply for leave to remain?
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You are at risk of being encountered by the HO, detained and then removed, unless you get a visa.
Yes, check UK Immigration Rules daily for updates or seek up-to-date legal advice from a regulated Immigration lawyer.
5 main routes to settlement - work permit highly skilled worker, family visa - spouse/parent/dependent child, asylum, business visa, 10 years lawful and continuous stay.
No, a British citizen cannot be deported but Home Office may in extreme and rare circumstances revoke British nationality and then remove the individual.
If you have lived in the UK lawfully and continuously you will be eligible for Settlement in the UK.
If the marriage is not legally recognised in the UK and the visa application is based on said marriage, it is unlikely that the UK visa application would be successful.
It depends on each application, relevant applicable requirements and required documents submitted for said application.
There is no timeframe set in law within which HO must provide a decision but usually 6 months from biometrics enrollment.
A marriage is legally recognised in the UK if the legal procedure to enter the marriage was followed in the country where the marriage took place and supporting documents from official sources confirm this.
It depends on your immigration law matter - please contact Joshi Advocates for more information.
Joshi Advocates provides expert legal advice on UK Immigration law, procedure, process and potential outcomes including advice on costs and documents where relevant.
Yes, always seek legal advice by booking a consultation before taking any steps. You do not have to instruct a lawyer but UK Immigration law is complicated.
Secretary of State for the Home Department
Understand and apply the facts, law and procedure involved in preparing, drafting and presenting the case as clearly and precisely as possible.
British nationality by Naturalisation/ by Registration/by Birth all carry different costs depending on the case and Home Office fees at the time of the application.
HM Passport Office application fees are also different from the Home Office fees.
Always seek legal advice before submitting the application to save money.
Immigration Act 1971 s.24 onwards lists many parts of Immigration law related offences.
Having a criminal record may not prevent you from securing a visa in the UK.
You may book it online but you have to sit the test at an approved centre.
Home Office may record entry and exit dates related to your passport/BRP card.
Once the Home Office serves the Deportation order there may be right of appeal or other judicial redress.
There is no time frame as to how long this can take.
Questions asked in an Immigration court hearing will be relevant to the issues in the refusal decision subject to appeal.
Home Office has discretion to invite the applicant for an interview. This is up to the relevant Home Office caseworker.
There is no amnesty UK visa for an illegally resident migrant in the UK so far in 2023
If a migrant living in the UK has claimed asylum then access to NASS support may include accommodation.
When the migrant has been granted (i) Leave to Remain on a settlement route, (ii) they have completed the length of residence required on the settlement route, (iii) they provide the required supporting documents, (iv) they pay the fees subject to the relevant Home Office application and (v) complete the application process subject to the application.
Yes, you must submit the Notice of Appeal within 14 days of the Home Office EUSS refusal decision.
Bank statements are usually provided to support Financial/Maintenance requirements of a given application.
UK visa application Financial/Maintenance requirements vary.
There is no set amount of funds as it depends on circumstances relevant to the application.
Yes, for a child's British nationality application by Registration there is a Fee Waiver application but not for an adult's British nationality application by Naturalisation.
Chances of success depends on (i) reasons for refusal and (ii) documentary evidence submitted addressing the reasons for refusal coupled by credible oral evidence where relevant.
For a British Nationality application, the applicant is required to meet the Good character requirement which includes specified provisions on length of residence, conduct and behaviour.
Leave to remain means permission to stay in the UK.
Private life means the applicant has lived in the UK as specified in the Immigration Rules Appendix Private life.
Therefore, Leave to Remain based on Private life means permission to stay in the UK based on continuous residence as specified in the Immigration Rules Appendix Private life.
Home Office policy Guidance on Good character requirement for Nationality application requires the applicant to meet specific provisions relating to length of residence, conduct and behaviour.
It is a provision listing requirements for a UK visit visa.
Immigration Rules Appendix Private life provides Settlement for a child who (i) was born in the UK, (ii) has lived in the UK for 7 years continuously and (iii) is under the age of 18 at the date of the UK settlement application.
Checks your right to work in the UK.
Yes.
Depends on your wife's nationality and length of residence in the UK when adding her on the main applicant's settled status application.
You may be eligible for EUSS status if your marriage is by 31 December 2020 and the EEA sponsor was living in the UK by 31 December 2020.
For the Spouse visa entry clearance application, the eligible sponsor must be British, Settled, Refugee or Humanitarian Protection.
No, please see the Gov.uk website on Ukraine Family Scheme visa.
Too many but those relevant to UK Immigration laws will largely effect EEA nationals, their direct and extended family members.
CCJ - County Court judgment for non-payment of debt.
It is when money is owed and not paid therefore the person obtains a court order to enforce the payment owed.
The challenged Home Office decision is set aside and a fresh Home Office decision is made.
When you do not have a residence permit/BRP card/any document from the Home Office stating your permission to stay in the UK - then you have overstayed.