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Court of Appeal resolves ambiguity about assumed dependency in EU Settlement Scheme

The court has held that a parent granted a family permit under the EU Settlement Scheme based on assumed dependency must show actual dependency to get leave to remain when

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17th July 2024
BY Alex Piletska

Court of Appeal finds breach of Withdrawal Agreement in “mystery” stamp case

It’s the return of the “mystery” stamp! Although the Court of Appeal has come to a different conclusion than the Upper Tribunal did, holding that while a passport stamp did

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11th July 2024
BY Sonia Lenegan

Home Office policy on delaying consideration of EUSS applications held to be unlawful

The “Pending Prosecutions” section of the EU Settlement Scheme: suitability requirements version 8.0 policy, which provided for applications to be paused where there was a pending prosecution, has been held

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10th July 2024
BY Sonia Lenegan

Lengthy absences from the UK can still put EU settled status at risk

Excess absences remain a real risk for holders of pre-settled status, with recent changes announced to the EU Settlement Scheme likely to cause more confusion. The changes mean that some

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3rd July 2024
BY Karma Hickman

First-tier Tribunal judge carried out “wholly inappropriate” cross-examination of appellant

The Court of Appeal has, for the third time this year, had to intervene where the Upper Tribunal has failed to do so, in a case involving poor conduct on

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1st July 2024
BY Sonia Lenegan

Home Office statistics link drop in asylum grant rate to Nationality and Borders Act 2022

The Home Office has published statistics for the period January to March 2024 showing a marked drop in the grant rate for asylum cases, tens of thousands of EU Settlement

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23rd May 2024
BY Sonia Lenegan
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