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UK Spouse Visa Extension In 2026: Step-by-Step Guide

By Deluxe Law Chambers,
Step-by-Step Guide to UK Spouse Visa Extension SuccessLearn the step-by-step process for a successful UK Spouse Visa extension application. Discover eligibility requirements, financial rules, supporting documents, common mistakes to avoid, and how immigration solicitors can help secure…

Understanding the New UK Asylum Rules: What Has Changed?

By Adam Bernard Solicitors,
The UK asylum system has changed a lot in recent years. New rules and policies have affected how asylum claims are made, how they are decided, and what people seeking protection may face during the process. For asylum seekers, advisers and those working in immigration law, it is important…

UK Visitor Visa Refusal: How to Appeal and What to Do Next

By LawSentis,
A UK visitor visa refusal is stressful and disappointing. However, it does not always mean the end of the road. Understanding why the Home Office refused your application and what your options are is the first step towards a successful outcome.In this guide, we explain the most common…

Regulating Immigration Advisers and the work of the IAA

By Adam Pipe and Karen Eyre-White,
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Adam Pipe of No.8 Chambers talks to Karen Eyre-White, Director of Service Delivery at the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA), about the work of the IAA in regulating immigration advisors.

Adoptive Parents Registering their Child as a British Citizen

By Danielle Cohen,
Nina, our specialist lawyer, has acted successfully in helping adoptive parents to register their children as British citizens.  Nina acted in an application for registration as a British Citizen under Section 3(1) BNA 1981 for a Filipino child who was the adopted child of a British…

Legal aid for asylum seekers is hard to come by – it’s no wonder criminal advisers are taking advantage

By Raawiyah Rifath, Diego Garcia Rodriguez, and Nicole Hoellerer. Originally published on The Conversation,
The Home Office is investigating after a BBC report found evidence of a “sham industry” of immigration advisers helping people fabricate asylum claims. The advisers and lawyers allegedly promised quick routes to refugee status – sometimes for fees of thousands of pounds – by helping…
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