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| Latest News_ September 2010 |
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As of 20 September, UK Border Agency has made new changes to its visa services website. The aim of this is to make improvements and to integrate the visa website into that of the UK Border Agency’s main website.
UK Border Agency claims that the restructuring and the changes made are for the benefit of applicants as the new website makes it easier to locate accurate information regarding an application for a visa to come to the United Kingdom. The new website has a similar style as the main UK Border Agency website; this is for the purpose of helping applicant’s differentiate it from fake websites.
The High Court of Justice has quashed the decision of the Home Office to refuse indefinite leave to remain to a Cameroon national who had served over 4 years in the British Army. Indefinite leave
The UK Border Agency has, as of 6 September 2010, published new versions of forms and a new version of the Tier 1 (General) policy guidance notes. New versions of forms
On the 9 of September 2010 the UK Border Agency announced proposals to increase immigration and nationality application fees for all applicants applying to visit, study, work or stay in the UK as of autumn 2010.
The Medical Justice has today launched a comprehensive report on the harm done to children held in immigration detention. The event was supported by Jeremey Corbyn MP (Labour) and Peter Bottomley MP (Conservative). Lorin Sulaiman and Shwan Sharif from Ergen & Sharif attended the above event.
The Upper Tribunal (Asylum & Immigration Chamber) on the 23rd July 2010 in the case of FA and AA (PBS: effect of Pankina) Nigeria [2010] UKUT 00304 (IAC) passed judgment on the necessary evidence to be submitted in relation to maintenance funds by applicants under the Points Based System. In doing so the Tribunal reviewed the effect of the UKBA Guidance Policy on the Immigration Rules. Read more PBS: effect of Pankina..
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