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Appendix FM: Family Members (Intermediate)
Appendix FM; the parts of the Immigration Rules dealing with family members. We cover spouses and partners, children and parents and go over the relationship, financial, suitability and other requirements as well as the documentary evidence.
Home Office: rules and guidance for family immigration law
Family members
Family members specified evidence
Immigration staff guidance on dealing with family applications.
Guidance and information on eligibility, applying and fees
Guidance on treatment of and evidence required from
Policy on inter country adoption cases
Home Office forms for family immigration applications
Children
Spouses & Partners
Dependent adults
Latest news on family immigration
Briefing: what is the English language requirement?
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Statement of changes: HC 836 sees changes to permitted absences for EU Settlement Scheme
A new statement of changes to the immigration rules (HC: 836) has been published today and before your adrenaline gets going I can tell you that unlike some of the
Lawyer error results in invalidity of settlement application
The Upper Tribunal has upheld a decision to reject an application for indefinite leave to remain as invalid because the wrong box was ticked by the applicant’s lawyer at the
Top tips for making complex refugee family reunion applications
The current immigration rules on when a refugee may be joined by family members — often referred to as refugee family reunion — are woefully outdated and simply do not
Committee advises against further increase to minimum income requirement for families
The Migration Advisory Committee has published its report on the minimum income requirement for families of British or settled migrants and has recommended that the government does not increase the
What does the immigration white paper say about family, deportation and other areas?
Following on from my look at the proposals for work and student routes, I have now tackled the rest of the immigration white paper. There is a lot of repetition
Top organisations working on families and immigration
The Joint Council for the welfare of Immigrants has been campaigning for justice in immigration, nationality & asylum law & policy since 1967
Campaign group set up by mothers affected by the UK's harsh family immigration rules.
BritCits was formed in 2012 in direct response to the attack on British citizens and residents with non-EEA family members
MRN campaigns for better immigration policies and migrants' rights
The Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association is a membership organisation which aims to promote and improve the advising and representation of immigrants, provide information to members and others on domestic and European immigration, asylum and nationality law and secure a non-racist, non-sexist, just and equitable system of immigration refugee and nationality law practice
The Commissioner has a statutory duty to promote and protect the rights of all children in England in accordance with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child