A self-serving statement is a piece of documentary evidence which may be submitted during an immigration appeal and is usually... read more →
The Secretary of State has discretionary certification powers to deport a migrant under s 94, Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act... read more →
Even after an individual has obtained British citizenship, it is still possible for it to be revoked by the Secretary... read more →
The rights of EU national children born to a non-EU national parent were more clearly defined by the Grand Chamber... read more →
Our team of expert solicitors have recently been informed by a client that his Tier 2 General UK work visa... read more →
Immigration detention is the administrative process whereby an individual is subject to immigration control and is held whilst they wait... read more →
Following the Supreme Court's judgment in R (Cart) v The Upper Tribunal and R (MR (Pakistan) v The Upper Tribunal, the Supreme... read more →
The joint cases of R (P & Ors) v Secretary of State for the Home Department & Anor [2017] EWCA... read more →
We recently received the wonderful news that a client (the Applicant) and his dependents (wife and daughter) had been granted Entry... read more →
Under the Home Office’s Nationality Instructions, EEA Nationals resident in the United Kingdom since 2 October 2000 were treated as... read more →