Our immigration team comprising of Solicitors and Barristers successfully assisted our client (the Applicant) with obtaining British citizenship. This was the second application we prepared for the Applicant having previously... read more →
Over the last 18 months, the Home Office has heavily relied on paragraph 322 (5) of the Immigration Rules to refuse Tier 1 General indefinite leave to remain applications where... read more →
We recently received some delightful news that our client’s (the “Applicant”) indefinite leave to remain application had been granted after 6 years of ongoing litigation with the Home Office. The Applicant... read more →
We received some delightful news earlier this week that our client’s (“the Applicant”) Tier 2 General Indefinite Leave to Remain application was granted. In our initial consultation with the Applicant,... read more →
Success Story: Indefinite Leave to Remain Long Residence reconsideration approved by the Home Office
We recently received some delightful news that our client’s (the “Applicant”) indefinite leave to remain reconsideration had been approved by the Home Office and she had been granted indefinite leave... read more →
High net worth business, work and study visa applications are considered under the points based system of the Immigration Rules. Family members of points based system migrants may be able... read more →
Applicants married to British citizens or settled persons in the UK can apply for a spouse visa to join their respective spouses in the UK. Applicants who are successful will... read more →
We received some pleasing news 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 assisted with... read more →
Last week, the latest Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC1534 was published by the Home Office. The Statement of Changes sets out the specific changes to the Immigration Rules on... read more →
The Home Office recognises the ever-increasing concerns regarding the ill-treatment of non-EEA nationals in the UK and therefore introduced the indefinite leave to remain as a victim of domestic violence... read more →