The EU Settled Status Scheme has been fully rolled out and thousands of Applicants have already used the new service. The Scheme is mandatory for EU nationals and their family... read more →
Under current legislation and because of the free movement of people, EU nationals and their family members can come to the UK without a visa, and remain here if they... read more →
We received some fabulous news this morning that our client (the Applicant’s) EEA Residence Card application was successful. The Applicant applied as a family member of a settled EEA national... read more →
European Economic Area (EEA) nationals can use the European passport return service to retain their passports when submitting their EEA Permanent Residence application. This service allows many EEA nationals to... read more →
Over the past week, the Windrush scandal has been dominant in the news and in parliament. Theresa May’s hostile environment policy, which she implemented as Home Secretary, has meant that... read more →
The EEA retained rights of residence category was introduced by the European Union to protect close related family members of EEA nationals in member state countries. The United Kingdom has... read more →
Successful Appeal at the Immigration & Asylum First Tier Tribunal – EEA Retained Rights of Residence
Our team of solicitors and barristers recently assisted a client (the Appellant) submit a successful appeal at the Immigration and Asylum First Tier Tribunal. Our specialist immigration team assisted with challenging... read more →
Today the Home Secretary Amber Rudd penned an open letter to all EU nationals in the UK, finally confirming that the UK had reached an agreement in regard to EU... read more →
LEXVISA recently received the wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) was granted an EEA Residence Card in the UK. In our initial consultation with the Applicant, we discovered the... read more →
Yesterday, a new 5 page ‘technical note’ from the Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) titled 'Technical Note: Citizens' Rights-Administrative Procedure in the UK' ("EEA Settled Status Document") was released which... read more →