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Positive news for EU migrants who become British citizens
The Court of European Justice has overturned the Home Office stance that EU migrants who become British can no longer be joined by family members under European law. This has been difficult for some of those who have acquired British nationality since arriving in the UK and who have wanted their non-EU spouse to join […]
Extension of Worker Registration Scheme Unlawful
The Worker Registration scheme applied to the 8 eastern European countries which joined the EU back in May 2004. Nationals of those countries who came to work in the UK were expected to register under the scheme and failure to do so meant that they were regarded as living here unlawfully. The UK’s extension of […]
Banks and Building Societies required to carry out immigration status checks
From today , banks and building societies are required to close the current accounts of people “disqualified” from holding bank accounts because of their immigration status. The Home Office will tell them who is “disqualified”. Recent tests have shown errors in the Home Office database and it’s likely that disruptive and costly mistakes will be […]
Prime Minister’s message on Permanent Residence and the new “Settled Status” being proposed to replace it.
Teresa May has sent out a message in which she talks about the new “ Settled Status” proposed for EEA nationals and their family members post-Brexit. She has confirmed that people applying for the new status will not need to list each trip out of the UK. Importantly, applicants will no longer need to […]
New guidance on right to work checks for employers
A new guide has been published, dated 16.8.17, and applying to people employed after 8.8.17. Changes include advice about the employment of non- EEA family members of EEA nationals, voluntary workers and international students and is a vital read for employers and their HR teams. It also explains the new illegal work measures such […]
Changes to minimum income rule for partners and children where there are “exceptional circumstances.”
The Home Office must now consider whether additional sources of income , financial support or funds should be taken in to account when deciding whether to allow partners and children to enter or remain in the UK under “ Appendix FM “ of the immigration rules. Third party financial support could now be regarded as […]
New Guidance for People Needing help with Immigration and Asylum
The Solicitors’ Regulation Authority has been involved in publishing new guidance for members of the public looking for legal advice on immigration or asylum . It explains the difference between various types of lawyers and who regulates them , the importance of asking questions when choosing a lawyer and what can be expected of a […]
Government Offer for EU Citizens – New Policy Paper
The Government’s paper of 26th June has raised more questions for EU nationals and their family members: Will those with permanent residence need to apply for a new “settled status”? What is the cut -off date for EU citizens to qualify for the new rights envisaged? Will qualifying EU nationals be able to bring their […]
Confusing Home Office guidance for EEA nationals
Recently issued guidance suggests that EEA nationals “sign up for email alerts” rather than apply for confirmation of their status in the UK. Many of my clients have applied for confirmation of status, particularly of permanent residence. This is partly for peace of mind but also because it is ESSENTIAL to have confirmation of permanent […]
Criminal Record Certificates And Tier 2 Visa Applicants
Tier 2 ( General ) visa applicants will from April 2017 need to check whether they need a criminal record certificate, or certificates, before making an application. This is a new requirement and will affect people coming to work in certain occupations including medicine, teaching and social work. A certificate will be required from each […]