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Our immigration team
Our team appreciates that immigration law is constantly changing therefore making it challenging to navigate. We provide legal support and advice on a range of personal applications including Indefinite Leave to Remain, British Citizenship, spouse visas and asylum claims.
Our team assists many EEA nationals in their applications for both settled status and naturalisation, and has particular expertise in dealing with complex cases, for instance where individuals may not have detailed evidence of their immigration history, where their personal situation may complicate the application or where there have been previous negative decisions.
Areas in which we can support you:
We are able to support you with a range of family visa applications, such as
- Partner/ visas
- Fiancé visas
- Dependent visas
- Adult Dependent Relative Visas
- Private life applications
We have assisted a number of individuals who wish to settle in the UK, including;
- British citizenship
- Indefinite Leave to Remain
- Settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
- Returning Resident Applications
- Investor, Business Development, and Global Talent Visas
- Visitor visas
- Asylum claims
- Switching visa categories
The team assisted an overseas national with obtaining a Global Talent visa under the exceptional talent route. An application for an endorsement was submitted in the relevant field alongside detailed representations of their achievements. The team obtained letters of recommendation from well-established organisations and individuals in support of the application, and once the endorsement was granted, the team prepared the visa application on behalf of the individual. The visa application was subsequently granted, and the individual was able to relocate and continue their successful career in the UK.
Our team advised an overseas national who was in the UK on a temporary worker visa and wished to remain with his partner in the UK. An application was submitted on his behalf for an unmarried partner visa, which involved collating extensive supporting documentation evidencing their relationship and proving that they had lived together for the required period. The application was challenging as the client had left the UK following the expiry of his Tier 2 (now Skilled Worker) visa and to apply for his Tier 5 (now Temporary Worker) visa in order to return to the UK. Following the preparation of extensive representations, the visa was granted, and he was able to remain in the UK with his partner and continue their relationship.
As a result of Brexit, many EU nationals who have been in the UK for many years now wish to naturalise as British citizens. We have assisted a large number of EU nationals with this process. Assistance has included advising on the requirements of citizenship, collating and ordering large quantities of supporting documentation, completing the application form, and making representations to the Home Office. We have particular expertise in providing advice to EU nationals who may not meet all the requirements of citizenship, such as exceeding the amount of absences allowed under the immigration rules.
Latest Immigration Advice and Support for Individuals Insights
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14/07/2023
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