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This work covers visa applications, family and work settlement, asylum and refugee claims, nationality, naturalisation and challenges to enforced removal or deportation by the Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). A solicitor drafts entry-clearance and leave-to-remain applications, prepares British Nationality Act 1981 registration and naturalisation submissions, arranges biometric enrolment, compiles documentary bundles, represents clients at Home Office interviews and at the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber), and brings appeals and judicial-review claims in the Administrative Court where appropriate. The practice is shaped by the Immigration Act 1971 and subsequent immigration legislation, Home Office policy guidance and tribunal case law, sponsor licence and Sponsorship Management System rules for employers, and evidential credibility at interview and hearing.

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Ruth Sparkes

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For the past 3 years you have supported both me and Ruby with so much paperwork, so many phone calls, multiple application forms, and complicated stuff that we did not understand. We cannot thank you enough. You have been part of my support network, and I will miss you dearly. You are simply fabulous. Your knowledge base is like an encyclopedia, your people skills are amazing, and I thank you for all of the times I cried on the phone, or didn't understand, or didn't reply because I couldn't face it. You are a phenomenal human being, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart, for everything that you have done for us. Thank you Ruth :-) x x x

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