Three generations; SCOTTY, born in the UK; his son JACK born in a Commonwealth country and OLIVER, Jack’s son, born […]
Your first point of call in relation to British citizenship will usually require a thorough understanding of the British Nationality […]
One of the legal processes by which a person can change his/her nationality is called ‘naturalisation’. More to the point; […]
One of the gratifying moments for an immigration lawyer is to play a part in successfully reuniting family members. Often, […]
By law, if you have acquired settled status (ILR), and have been absent from the UK for more than 2 […]
The love of your life now has the ring on her finger (let’s call her Susan); but she doesn’t have […]
So, you are a Commonwealth citizen, you have established that your UK born grandparent (maternal or paternal) passed on to […]
Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules You won’t be surprised if a total stranger in Britain casually calls you ‘my […]
In an immigration context your right of abode, if you have such a right, could open an entry door into […]
So, Tom, a South African national, is married to Sue who is a British …citizen. They have no children and […]
Para E-ECP.3.4. of the IMMIGRATION RULES APPENDIX FM: FAMILY MEMBERS determines that an applicant applying to join a family member […]
Commonwealth citizens? United Kingdom ancestry? When asked to advise on ancestry visas, some inform that they were/are under the impression […]
British citizen BY DESCENT or British citizen OTHERWISE THAN BY DESCENT? And SUBSEQUENT GENERATIONS?
Simply put, if you have acquired British citizenship by birth in the UK, or by registration (as a child), or […]
I have previously written about the complexities of British Nationality […]
Home Secretary Sajid Javid has yesterday (28 January 2019) set out provisions for EU citizens coming to the UK after […]
Question: Mike and Susan are South African citizens and will shortly be applying for UK settlement status; i.e. Indefinite Leave […]
As the founder member of this UK immigration practice, I chose the name Depner Immigration Consultants for our legal business/immigration […]
What the government would like EU migrants to earn after Brexit could turn out to be wishful thinking. Surely economic […]
The High Court has ruled that the regulations for charging non-residents in advance for non-urgent NHS treatment are lawful. In […]
What does the Withdrawal Agreement say about citizens’ rights? By Hannah Wilkins, an Immigration and […]
The Immigration white paper setting out post-Brexit immigration system has now been published. It appears as if immigration matters are […]
All that is certain at the moment is that here at Depner Immigration Consultants we will have to keep a […]
A minister says the 100,000 target has not been ditched despite being left out of draft immigration laws. At Depner […]
Keeping abreast of developments in Immigration Law is a daunting task for lawyers, let alone a lay person attempting to […]