Appendix FM to the Immigration Rules (“Appendix FM”) has a range of different provisions for non-EEA nationals in a genuine and subsisting relationship with a British or settled partner in... read more →
You can apply for a fiancé visa if you wish to marry your partner in the United Kingdom. Your partner must be present and hold settled status. If your application... read more →
Earlier this week we received some wonderful news that our client’s (“the Applicant”) application for Further Leave to Remain as a Spouse had been successful. The Applicant was applying for... read more →
We received some brilliant mews earlier this week that our team of solicitors and barristers successfully appealed a Home Office refusal at the First Tier Tribunal. Our specialist immigration team... read more →
LEXVISA recently received the wonderful news that our client (“the Applicant”) had been granted his Fiancé Visa and plans to marry his British national fiancé in the UK later this... read more →
We are frequently instructed on UK Spouse, Fiancé and unmarried partnership visa applications to the UKVI department of the Home Office. Our LEXVISA Immigration Team currently holds an impressive 100%... read more →
This week, LEXVISA highlighted some important concerns which had been raised in a Home Office Report which was published in July 2017, regarding the Good Character Requirement in a British... read more →
Once again, our solicitors have received wonderful news of a successful Entry Clearance Spouse Visa application. Our Client (‘The Applicant’) had previously applied for a Fiancée Visa application without any... read more →
Our solicitors recently received wonderful news that a client (the Applicant) had been granted an Entry Clearance Fiancee Visa into the UK as the Fiancée of a British citizen who is present... read more →
The Minimum Income Requirement for Applicant’s applying for a family of a settled person visa is a contentious requirement which continuously worries Applicants and has often resulted in the separation... read more →