Upgrade your residence card
If you have Pre-Settled Status as the family member of an EEA national, you can apply to upgrade your residence…
Posts Tagged 'Right to Work'
No recourse to public funds: no safety net?
If you have are granted limited leave to enter or remain in the UK, this will usually come with a…
Tempting new Home Office coronavirus policy
POST UPDATED 1 MAY 2020 The Home Office has issued guidance about extending permission to be in the UK if…
Settled Status: do I need to apply?
“Settled Status” is an application scheme under the UK’s Immigration Rules, intended to provide immigration status to European nationals and…
EEA residence rights: tricky cases
As the countdown to Brexit begins, EEA nationals living in the UK are rightly expressing anxiety about how their legal…
The Hostile Environment
What is the Government’s “hostile environment” and how might it affect you? Over the last 5 years the Government has…
“Clearly unfounded” certificates: the shape of things to come?
Is the Home Office “certifying” more human rights claims lately? Most categories of immigration application no longer attract a right…
£308 to start your new job? Extra hurdle for some young adults with ILR
A client has drawn my attention to a change in the list of acceptable “right to work” documents that has…
Immigration fines for employers and landlords: what is a “reasonably apparent” forgery?
Ryanair has scored a victory in the High Court against fines issued by the Home Office to carriers for allowing…