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Perhaps, immigration information and updates can definitely help an applicant to make a better decision. Therefore, increase your chances of success by knowing more!
Apparently, most of the applicants are keen to know about their chances of success. Therefore, this category provides all the latest information and updates relating to UK and USA visas and immigration refusal rates!
Since a number of applications are refused on general grounds. Perhaps, due to false documents and statements, re-entry ban, breaching a condition of stay etc. Therefore, it is important for applicants to know about the general grounds for mitigating ban and refusal due to adverse behaviour!.
Perhaps, many applicants don’t know: what to do after refusal? Therefore, posts in this category provide in-depth information on immigration appeals and judicial review. Accordingly, the applicant can know when to reapply or challenge a refused application with or without appeal rights.
Apparently, the posts cover all critical aspects of the post-Brexit settlement of EU/EEA citizens and their non-EEA family members.
The posts in this category also cover all the requirements for British citizenship and naturalisation!
Certainly, for case processing, contact the specialist immigration solicitors London.
This relates to Home Office Fees 2019/20 for Immigration and Nationality Charges effective from March 29, 2019. Apparently, there are no changes in the Home Office Fee 2019 for most of the applications made in the UK. Therefore, the Home Office Fees from March 29, 2019, for indefinite leave to remain (ILR), British citizenship, Naturalisation,…
This guidance tries to answer the FAQS relating to UK priority visa service (aka premium or express service) for fast-tracking settlement and non-settlement entry clearance applications. And also priority and super-visa service for fast-tracking leave to remain, extension and ILR applications from inside the UK. Moreover, for case processing and representation contact specialist UK immigration…
This relates to UK Naturalisation Requirements for British Citizenship by Discretion. And explains the naturalisation requirements under Section 6(1) and 6(2) of the British Nationality Act 1981. And also naturalisation residency requirements, absences, refusal reasons in the light of statistics. Apparently, during the period 1,625,058 applicants granted British Citizenship and the average refusal rate was 5.10%. Perhaps, the…
During 2017 nearly 600 applications for British naturalisation either withdrew or refused as the applicant was deemed to be “British already”. Perhaps, this is a recurring patron and every year quite a few naturalisation applications are withdrawn or refused for the same reason. Therefore, this post explains consideration processing to check for automatic claims and…
This relates to TOEIC Case Update 2017 and highlights the details and implications of the decision Ahsan v Secretary of State, on more than 45,000-50,000 TOEIC test victims, who now can challenge their deportation orders and refusal decisions so as not only to re-enter the UK but also to get compensation for their losses. If…
This relates to UK Visa Delay Reasons and delays in UK visa processing 2019. Accordingly, the post explains the causes of UK visa delay i.e. Why UK Visa Getting Delayed 2019? Moreover, the post discusses UK visa processing delay for UK visa priority delay, UK settlement visa delay, UK family visit visa delay, UK spouse visa…
The British PM Theresa May’s agenda-setting speech in the House of Commons on June 26, 2017, reveals what ending freedom of movement means to more than three (3) million Europeans living in the UK. In her speech to the House of Commons on June 26, 2017, the British PM Theresa May sets out policy paper that states three (3) million EU citizens resident in Britain…
This relates to bringing an adopted child to the UK under the Immigration Rules. And also cursory explains the overseas child adoption process in the UK. Therefore, prospective parents first need to get the approval of the Department of Education (DfE) before applying for entry clearance under the immigration rules for the for bringing an…
This provides an overview of the human rights UK visa applications under the Immigration Rules. And also discusses claims made on Form FLR(O) and Set (O) outside the Immigration Rules. Moreover, for case processing and representation contact specialist UK immigration solicitors for challenging refusal decisions and reapplications. So, what is a Human Rights UK visa application?…
This relates to UK visa reapply or appeal: what to do after refusal? In fact, after receiving a refusal letter, most of the applicants are not really sure whether to reapply a UK visa or appeal against a refusal decision. And also like to know the chances of getting a visa after a reapplication. Therefore,…
