Fair asylum procedures establish public confidence in the legal system and compliance with our international duties. Apparently, the UK’s post- Brexit conclusion and current restrictions on who can access legal assistance fall short of a more just and structured asylum system. Some of the most vulnerable members of society are the people coming to the…
The UK’s separation from the European Union begins on 1 January 2021, introducing a new chapter and starting with an avalanche of Immigration changes. ‘The most significant overnight change in modern commercial relations’ analysts say, as the split, better known as Brexit, has now come into force. Britain left the EU’s regulatory circle beginning 2021, binding…
Are you a temporary migrant living in the UK? Have you been furloughed or lost your employment because of the Coronavirus (COVID 19) pandemic? Head of Immigration Department, Angel Masih The Home office guidance, issued on 24th April 2020, confirms that individuals who have limited leave to remain in the UK and no recourse to…
Have your financial circumstances changed since your last grant of leave? Was your leave granted on the basis of your family or private life? by Shazia Akhtar, Partner, and Head of Immigration Services During these unprecedented times, we understand that people are struggling to make ends meet because of illness, self-isolation, school, or work closures. If you are currently in the…
DV Solicitors recently received news of a successful extension application under the spouse visa route. This was a very complex application in which our client was relying on her partner’s income from non-salaried employment to meet the financial requirement of £18,600. Flora GrayProud and please to be apart of the DV family where there…