Lindoven Magsino is a qualified UK solicitor/lawyer, an advocate and defender of human rights who successfully completed his Masters of Laws (LLM) after completion of a law degree at the University of Law in London, United Kingdom. He finished his Master in Business Administration (MBA) at the Ateneo de Manila University Graduate School of Business. He is currently taking his doctorate degree.
If they meet the requirements, family members of visa holders with dependent visas (such as Skilled Worker/Tier 2 and Global Talent) may be included in the same ILR application. Whether a person […]
According to the Home Office, pwede mo pang gamitin ang B1 level qualification that you took more than 2 years ago if:. #1: If you are applying for citizenship You can still […]
So many people have committed themselves to hatred and hostility that made them miserable. All of us have become victims of injustice, betrayal, and unfairness. Of course, we can get revenge to […]
The Unmarried Partner visa is for long-term partners of Settled persons or British citizens who want to join or stay with their partner in the United Kingdom. This includes people with indefinite […]
It is advisable that you will need to fill out the FLR M form if you want to apply to stay longer in the UK because of your family life or your […]
The Ukraine crisis has caused significant delays in Home Office visa processing and decision waiting times. Applications from outside the UK to settle in the UK as the spouse, partner, or family […]
According to the UK Home Office website, you can visit the United Kingdom as a Standard Visitor for tourism, business, study (courses up to 6 months) and other “permitted activities”. You can […]
Congratulations Ms A. You were previously represented by a firm of solicitors but you felt neglected and decided to change lawyer. You instructed me to represent you in a UK English Court […]
The UK government confirms that: “If you start working for yourself, you’re classed as a sole trader. This means you’re self-employed – even if you haven’t yet told HM Revenue and Customs […]
If you stay in the UK after your visa or permission from the Home Office has run out, you may be called a “overstayer.” Overstaying can hurt your immigration record, which could […]
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