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The Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner, or OISC to everyone who knew it, is being renamed from today as the Immigration Advice Authority. A colourful new logo is also
Following on from the Review of Civil Legal Aid and concession of a judicial review last year, the Lord Chancellor announced in November 2024 that “subject to consultation” legal aid
The Home Secretary’s appeal in a deprivation case has seemingly backfired as the Court of Appeal has held that the deprivation process being operated, where the affected person is not
The Home Office has recently updated its guidance on the streamlined process for children’s asylum applications. This policy was initially introduced to help with the asylum backlog in 2023, the
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal in a case involving a refusal based on an allegedly fraudulently obtained English language test certificate. The case is Chowdhury v Secretary
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal where it was argued that there had been procedural unfairness in a refusal of further leave to remain because the appellant had
Appendix Statelessness replaced Part 14 of the immigration rules in January 2024. It provides a pathway for stateless people to obtain leave to remain in the UK. The application is
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