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.
Tag: Human Rights
Surviving Slavery: A Tribute to Victims of Trafficking on International Women’s Day
On International Women’s Day, I wish to pay tribute to a former client named ‘Maria’ who overcame a childhood of abuse and trafficking to take
Home Office Policy of Deporting EU Rough Sleepers ruled Unlawful
The High Court has ruled that a Home Office policy of detaining and removing EU nationals found rough sleeping is unlawful and must be stopped
Changes to Minimum Income Rule for Spouse Visa Now in Force
On 10 August 2017, the Home Office’s new guidance in relation to the minimum income threshold (MIT) required to sponsor a partner or child to
Supreme Court Rules ‘Deport First, Appeal Later’ is Unlawful
The Supreme Court has ruled that the Home Office system of deporting foreign criminals before they can appeal is unlawful. In the case of Kiarie
SECRET FOOTAGE OF IMMIGRATION OFFICER TELLING MIGRANT IT’S HIS JOB TO P*SS HIM OFF AS PART OF THE ‘HOSTILE ENVIRNMENT’
The above footage was sent to me by a client of mine named ‘Amir’. It is a secret recording of an exchange he recently had
Diary of an Immigration Lawyer 