Here’s a question: Should you use an immigration solicitor or an immigration advisor? Well, you be the judge….. I’m a solicitor. That means I’ve completed a 3-year law degree. After the degree, […]
In the UK, the named mother and father on a birth certificate are legally responsible for bringing up their child. After a split, the parent who takes day-to-day care of the child […]
Legally, you have to give at least a week’s notice if you’ve been at your job for more than a month. Even though your contract can say longer, at least a month […]
When a person is “subject to immigration control,” as defined by section 115 of the Immigration and Asylum Act of 1999, they cannot use public funds. If a person is subject to […]
A common question during the school holidays is can I stop my ex taking my child abroad. This depends on whether you are the mother or the father of the child. If […]
UKVI usually takes a few weeks or months to decide on visa applications. If the person has a passport or other travel document, they may want to leave the UK before a […]
The Home Office website stated that you can usually apply to extend a Skilled Worker visa or a Tier 2 (General) work visa if all of the following are true: Your partner […]
A Non-Molestation Order prohibits anyone who knows the applicant in some manner from having any contact with them. (Family Law Act, 1996). Such orders are designed to protect a party from any […]
The Home Office website stated that you will be able to use the National Health Services (NHS) without paying the surcharge or getting a reference number if: You need to pay the […]
Documents Dependants will have to provide in support of visa application: Maintenance If the Certificate of Sponsorship doesn’t say that the Employer will pay for your dependent(s)’s living expenses and your dependent(s) […]
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