The Home Office has finally introduced fee waivers for applications by children for British citizenship requiring them to credibly show that they cannot afford the £1012 application fee.
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Fahad Ansari is an immigration solicitor based in London who specialises in business and personal immigration, with particular expertise in EU law, human rights and deportation matters. Email me at fahad@visadreams.com.
14 Years of Active Military Service not considered ‘Very Compelling’ to Prevent Deportation
There is perhaps no institution in the UK that is more praised, respected and placed upon a pedestal almost beyond reproach than the armed forces.
Home Office maintains excessively high Immigration and Nationality fees despite Covid-19 Pandemic
One would have been forgiven for thinking that in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic which has left millions of people out of work, the
Coronavirus: UK Immigration FAQs
The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for people seeking to enter or remain in the UK, with the UK on lockdown
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The Home Office has agreed to review its NRPF policy ahead of a challenge to the legality of the policy.
High Court Strikes Down £1012 Child Citizenship Fee as Unlawful
The High Court has ruled that the Home Office’s £1,012 fee to register a child as a British citizen is unlawful. In a landmark judgment,
Diary of an Immigration Lawyer 