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Recent Successes
An application submitted on 30 January 2021 for settlement (indefinite leave to remain) under the EU Settlement Scheme for an EU national was granted on 10 February 2021. The client has been resident in the UK for 18 years.
A
client who together with her children instructed
us after they had been issued with notices that they would be removed from the
UK was assisted with an application for leave to remain on family life grounds.
The client was granted leave to remain and we were able to show that both
children were actually entitled to British citizenship.
The
client was naturalised as a British citizen following a successful
reconsideration application. He had previously been refused on good character
grounds but we made written representations that the law had been wrongly
applied. The Home Office accepted the reconsideration and he was naturalised as
a British citizen.
| Grant of Indefinite leave to remain on the basis of long residence – Super Priority Service |
| Leave to remain granted on family life grounds to client who had previously been removed from the UK and previously refused entry clearance.
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Client
naturalised as a British citizen – previously assisted with discretionary leave
and settlement applications for same client.
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Partners: Fawzi Zuberi, Rizwan Mirza
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