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What can we expect from proposed judicial review reform?

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Powers available to local authorities to facilitate applications for settled status for looked after children in the absence of parental co-operation (W and Re Z (EU Settled Status for Looked After Children))

Powers available to local authorities to facilitate applications for settled status for looked after children in the absence of parental co-operation (W and Re Z (EU Settled Status for Looked After Children))

Powers available to local authorities to facilitate applications for settled status for looked after children in the absence of parental co-operation (W and Re Z (EU Settled Status for Looked After Children))

Judicial review reform

Judicial review reform

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'Durable relationships' and 'other family members' of EEA nationals: definitions and rights of entry and residence

'Durable relationships' and 'other family members' of EEA nationals: definitions and rights of entry and residence

Important notice on Brexit: As of exit day (31 January 2020) the UK is no longer an EU Member State. However, in accordance with the Withdrawal...

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Practice notes

Conditions of permission to enter or stay in the UK

People granted permission to enter or stay in the UK for a limited period frequently have conditions attached to their permission. These can include...
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Produced in partnership with Alex Piletska of Turpin Miller and Catherine Maclay of Self-employed locum 16th Apr
Practice notes

Reporting changes to the Home Office

STOP PRESS: This Practice Note is being updated to reflect changes to the Immigration Rules further to Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC...
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Produced in partnership with Lesley Kemp of North Star Law 9th Apr
Practice notes

Changes of circumstances

STOP PRESS: This Practice Note is being updated to reflect changes to the Immigration Rules further to Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC...
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Produced in partnership with Meghan Vozila of Penningtons Manches Cooper 9th Apr
Practice notes

Biometric Immigration Documents—compliance requirements and sanctions

Biometric immigration documents (BIDs) have been progressively introduced since 2008 as a secure and easily verified proof of leave to enter or remain...
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Produced in partnership with Lesley Kemp of North Star Law 9th Apr
Practice notes

Biometric Immigration Documents

IP COMPLETION DAY: 11pm (GMT) on 31 December 2020 marks the end of the Brexit transition/implementation period entered into following the UK’s...
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Produced in partnership with Lesley Kemp of North Star Law 9th Apr
Q&As

If a sponsor is receiving funds on behalf of a dependent child who is subject to immigration control, does this mean that the dependent is considered as having recourse to public funds?

In this Q&A, ‘funds’ are considered in the context of child benefit.Child benefit is defined as:‘a tax-free, regular payment made to anyone bringing...
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Produced in partnership with Nick Nason of Edgewater Legal 9th Mar
Q&As

Are there any time restrictions on making an application for a biometric residence permit (BRP) on form BRP(RC), where the applicant holds indefinite leave to remain (ILR), their current BRP is due to expire, and they were a person aged under 16 when their BRP was issued?

Practice Note: Biometric Immigration Documents confirms that:‘An application for a replacement BRP must be made if the original BID is lost, stolen or...
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12th Feb
Q&As

Can an applicant notify the Home Office of a change in their name at the same time as making an application for further leave to remain (including indefinite leave to remain) or must they obtain a new Biometric Immigration Document first?

As confirmed in Practice Note: Biometric Immigration Documents—compliance requirements and sanctions under the heading ‘The Biometric Immigration...
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12th Feb
Q&As

Can a Tier 2 or 5 sponsored migrant continue to work if their Certificate of Sponsorship has expired or their sponsor's licence been revoked?

This Q&A addresses whether a person who has leave in a Tier 2 or 5 sponsored work category can continue to work lawfully in two particular situations....
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1st Dec

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