ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW (AR) NEWS UNDER EU SCHEME

Date Published: 04 December 2019

 

Latest news on Administrative Review under the EU scheme

This latest Home Office news covers 3 core areas, they are:

• Eligible decisions
• Consideration
• Applications for AR

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WHAT DOES OUR EXPERT THINK OF THIS HOME OFFICE UPDATE?

If you need to apply for an AR, you can only apply under this if your application was refused under Appendix EU. If you received a refusal letter and it lists rules like these ones:

• EU6 of Part 1 of Appendix EU
• EU11 or EU12 or for limited leave to enter or remain under paragraph EU14
• Paragraph ETLR5 of Part 2 of Appendix EU
• paragraph AR(EU)1.1. also includes a decision made under paragraph 321B of Part 9 of these Rules
• Paragraph EU6 of Part 1 on suitability grounds as set out in paragraph EU15 or EU16
• Paragraph ETLR5 of Part 2 on suitability grounds as set out in paragraph ETLR12, ETLR13 or ETLR14
• Paragraph EU10(1) of Part 1 or under paragraph ETLR10(1) of Part 2

You should click the Read full article above as it covers core information to help you understand the rules. If you do not understand the rules, get in touch with us by completing the form ton this page.

IMMIGRATION RULES APPENDIX EU

Date Published: 31 October 2019

 

Latest news on EU, other EEA and Swiss citizens and family members

This latest Home Office news covers Part 1 of the EU Settlement Scheme.

This update covers the below sections and maybe applicable to you:

• Purpose
• Requirements and procedure
• Valid application
• Eligibility for indefinite leave to enter or remain
• Eligibility for limited leave to enter or remain
• Suitability
• Annex 1 - Definitions
• Annex 2 - Definitions
• Annex 3 - Definitions
• Part 2 - European Temporary Leave to Remain
• Purpose
• Requirements and procedure
  
• Eligibility 
• Suitability
• Annex A - Definitions
• Annex B - Considerations of a valid application

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WHAT DOES OUR EXPERT THINK OF THIS HOME OFFICE UPDATE?

If you are a EU national that has been living in the UK and you now meet the settlement rules which is normally living in the UK for 5 years, these rules could impact you. Each of the above bullet points covers essential rules. If you are looking to register as EU Settled rather than EU Pre-Settled, then learn the rules before you apply or obtain legal advice from a firm like ours.

If you are a EU national and your partner is British, these rules also applies to you.

If you are unsure please complete the form on this page and we get back to you.

IMMIGRATION RULES APPENDIX EU (Family Permit)

Date Published: 31 October 2019

 

Latest news on EU, other EEA and Swiss citizens and family members

This latest Home Office news covers Appendix EU family permits where the family member is a non-EEA citizen living in the UK or join a family member. Under this update it covers:

• Requirements and procedures
• Annex 1 - Definitions
• Annex 2 - Consideration of a valid application

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WHAT DOES OUR EXPERT THINK OF THIS HOME OFFICE UPDATE?

If you are a non-EU national and your family member is a EEA national, then this could apply to you. These rules cover area such as spouse, civil partner and durable partner. They also cover document evidence, immigration issues such as deportation, exclusion orders, children adopted, children aged 21 whereas other immigration rules children are deemed under 18.

If you an unmarried partner you used to be classed as an extended family member but now you are classed as an 'Durable Partner'. You must hold either a family permit or residence card.

If you are unsure please complete the form on this page and we get back to you.

IMMIGRATION RULES APPENDIX AR (EU)

Date Published: 01 October 2019

 

Administrative Review for the EU Settlement Scheme

This latest Home Office news covers 3 core areas, they are:

• Eligible decisions
• Consideration
• Applications for AR

Read full article

WHAT DOES OUR EXPERT THINK OF THIS HOME OFFICE UPDATE?

If you need to apply for an AR, you can only apply under this if your application was refused under Appendix EU. If you received a refusal letter and it lists rules like these ones:

• EU6 of Part 1 of Appendix EU
• EU11 or EU12 or for limited leave to enter or remain under paragraph EU14
• Paragraph ETLR5 of Part 2 of Appendix EU
• paragraph AR(EU)1.1. also includes a decision made under paragraph 321B of Part 9 of these Rules
• Paragraph EU6 of Part 1 on suitability grounds as set out in paragraph EU15 or EU16
• Paragraph ETLR5 of Part 2 on suitability grounds as set out in paragraph ETLR12, ETLR13 or ETLR14
• Paragraph EU10(1) of Part 1 or under paragraph ETLR10(1) of Part 2

You should click the Read full article above as it covers core information to help you understand the rules. If you do not understand the rules, get in touch with us by completing the form ton this page.

IMMIGRATION RULES APPENDIX EU

Date Published: 01 October 2019

 

Latest news on EU, other EEA and Swiss citizens and family members

This latest Home Office news covers Part 1 of the EU Settlement Scheme.

This update covers the below sections and maybe applicable to you:

• Purpose
• Requirements and procedure
• Valid application
• Eligibility for indefinite leave to enter or remain
• Eligibility for limited leave to enter or remain
• Suitability
• Annex 1 - Definitions
• Annex 2 - Definitions
• Annex 3 - Definitions
• Part 2 - European Temporary Leave to Remain
• Purpose
• Requirements and procedure
  
• Eligibility 
• Suitability
• Annex A - Definitions
• Annex B - Considerations of a valid application

Read full article

WHAT DOES OUR EXPERT THINK OF THIS HOME OFFICE UPDATE?

If you are a EU national that has been living in the UK and you now meet the settlement rules which is normally living in the UK for 5 years, these rules could impact you. Each of the above bullet points covers essential rules. If you are looking to register as EU Settled rather than EU Pre-Settled, then learn the rules before you apply or obtain legal advice from a firm like ours.

If you are a EU national and your partner is British, these rules also applies to you.

If you are unsure please complete the form on this page and we get back to you.

IMMIGRATION RULES APPENDIX EU (Family Permit)

Date Published: 01 October 2019

 

Latest news on Appendix EU (Family Permit)

This latest Home Office news covers Appendix EU family permits in four 5 key areas:

• Purpose
• Requirements and procedure
• Annex 1 - Definitions
• Annex 2 - Consideration of a valid application

Read full article

WHAT DOES OUR EXPERT THINK OF THIS HOME OFFICE UPDATE?

If you are a non-EU national and your family member is a EEA national, then this could apply to you. These rules cover area such as spouse, civil partner and durable partner. They also cover document evidence, immigration issues such as deportation, exclusion orders, children adopted, children aged 21 whereas other immigration rules children are deemed under 18.

If you an unmarried partner you used to be classed as an extended family member but now you are classed as an 'Durable Partner'. You must hold either a family permit or residence card.

If you are unsure please complete the form on this page and we get back to you.