ImmigrationENG
This useful legal publication navigates UK immigration law, providing detailed and practical guidance on visa applications, migration status, and immigration appeals.
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Overview
This useful legal publication navigates UK immigration law, providing detailed and practical guidance on visa applications, migration status, and immigration appeals. Migration, business, or asylum clients can be guided from initial engagement to a final decision and any review or appeal.
The immigration law handbook is a convenient compass for practitioners seeking to navigate the UK’s immigration legislation. It caters for all types of clients, from businesses looking to sponsor skilled employees to asylum claims, and includes all required immigration precedents with detailed commentary.
The following concise reference manuals summarise each available visa and the visa application process:
- Working Visas;
- Family Visas and European Union Settlement.
The Immigration Appeals guide assists users through the application review process, appeals, and judicial review.
Whether the firm is new to this area of practice, is looking to expand its offering, or needs to be able to handle occasional immigration matters for existing clients, these guides assist practitioners to advise and act with confidence in this critical area.
Precedents provided with this publication include:
- Letter to client when asylum application has been granted – Refugee status;
- Example brief to counsel to appear in the tribunal;
- Enclosure for clients attending a tribunal.
The comprehensive Retainer Instructions ensures nothing is missed and the client is properly advised.
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- Full Commentary - Immigration Appeal“null”
- Reference materials
- Overview“A decision by UK Visas and Immigration can have profound effects on an applicant and their family. It may mean that they are unable to study or work in the United Kingdom, that they have to return to a country which they believe is unsafe or leave their UK-settled family. In most cases a decision ...”
- Summary of the process“The usual steps in acting for a client in an immigration appeal matter are:”
- A. Getting the matter underway
- B. Challenging an immigration decision
- C. Commencing proceedings in the First-tier Tribunal
- D. Hearing in the First-tier Tribunal
- E. Commencing an appeal in the Upper Tribunal
- F. Hearing in the Upper Tribunal
- G. Judicial review in the Upper Tribunal
- H. The Court of Appeal
- I. Finalising the matter
- Further information“”
- Comments and suggestions for By Lawyers“null”
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