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Partners applying for entry clearance under Appendix FM: eligibility table

Partners applying for entry clearance under Appendix FM: eligibility table FORTHCOMING DEVELOPMENTS: On 4 December 2023, the previous Conservative Home Secretary, James Cleverly MP, announced a series of measures with the intention of reducing legal migration to the UK. The measures included, in relation to 'five-year route' Appendix fm applications, the increase of the standard required minimum income threshold from £18,600 to £29,000 for initial applications in Spring 2024. This rise was introduced via changes to the Immigration Rules, from 11 April 2024. There were then to be two additional rises in due course, but the new Labour Home Secretary Yvette Cooper MP announced on 30 July 2024 that the Migration Advisory Committee was to be commissioned to review these financial requirements, and any further rises would not proceed until then. For further information, see Practice Note: Immigration calendar. This Practice Note sets out the requirements for an application for entry clearance as the fiancé(e), proposed civil partner, spouse, civil partner or unmarried partner...

Visitor (standard): avoiding common pitfalls

Visitor (standard): avoiding common pitfalls This Practice Note highlights some common pitfalls associated with applications under the visitor (standard) immigration category that may lead to additional scrutiny of an application and/or its refusal. These often involve issues that may cast doubt on an applicant's credibility as a genuine visitor. Credibility Many of the requirements of this category refer to a person's subjective intentions as a genuine visitor, not to take employment, to leave at the end of the visit and not to base themselves in the UK. Establishing credibility is key for the business visitor and for one intending to undertake study. The Home Office will look at the person's overall circumstances to see if what they propose to do in the UK is consistent with other evidence. The Home Office's visit guidance provides information to Home Office officials on how to assess if an applicant is a genuine visitor. It states that the factors to be considered can include: • the applicant's immigration history in the UK and...

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Spouses, civil partners and unmarried partners under Appendix FM: in—country switch—letter in support from applicant partner

Spouses, civil partners and unmarried partners under Appendix FM: in—country switch—letter in support from applicant partner [Insert your current residential address] [Insert Home Office address to which the application is being sent] [Insert date] Dear [insert organisation name] Application for leave to remain as a [spouse OR civil partner OR unmarried partner] under Appendix fm of the Immigration Rules I confirm that I am a [insert nationality] national and am the [spouse OR civil partner OR unmarried partner] of [insert name of sponsoring partner]. My date of birth is [insert date of birth] and I am currently [insert age]. I confirm that I am not related to [insert name of sponsoring partner] in a way that is prohibited for [marriage OR civil partnership] in the UK. [I am currently living in the UK with leave to [enter OR remain] as [insert current immigration status] OR My last granted leave to remain as [insert last granted immigration status] expired on [insert date of expiry of leave,...

Children of a parent with limited leave as a partner under Appendix FM: grant of limited leave to remain—information sheet

Children of a parent with limited leave as a partner under Appendix FM: grant of limited leave to remain—information sheet You have now been granted limited leave to remain in the UK until [insert date] as the child of a parent with limited leave as a partner under Appendix FM. This information sheet outlines some of the key conditions of your stay in the UK, as well as your responsibilities to the Home Office. It is important that you understand these conditions. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries. Please note that while the information below is correct as at today’s date, UK immigration law is subject to regular change. Accessing your eVisa Your leave to remain (visa to stay in the UK) will be valid until [insert end date] and is issued in digital format (also known as an ‘eVisa’). [If you do not already have a UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI) online account, you will need to go to...

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Lexis®PSL Dispute Resolution weekly highlights—22 December 2016

Welcome to the weekly highlights from the Lexis®PSL Dispute Resolution team for the week ending 22 December 2016—our final highlights for 2016. This week, we feature our interactive resource guiding customers through the key Dispute Resolution cases and developments of 2016 and the 87th update to the CPR. We highlight news and analysis on a broad range of matters, including: proprietary freezing orders (Marino); case management (Simpson); applicable law (Banca Santander Totta); cause of action estoppel (Mandic-Bozic); LIBOR claims (Property Alliance); and adjudication (Octoesse). We also identify relevant News Analysis from other Lexis®PSL practice areas, the latest substantive amendments to our core content, new Q&As and recent posts on the Dispute Resolution blog. All this, and more, in our weekly highlights. We’d like to thank our customers, contributors and Editorial Board for their support this year, and wish you all a very pleasant festive break. See you all in 2017!