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immigration we deal with all aspects of immigration law, including applications, appeals and representation. button legal aid & legal help we as legal aid providers offer legal aid and help for those who are eligible. button employment law we offer a hr check and advice service to employers. button free legal advice appointment book for a free 20 minute free advice appointment. button immigration experience helping clients in immigration, domestic abuse and human rights. legal aid provider legal aid provider, legal aid and help dependent on applicant's eligibility human resources consult with us for employee relations and hr packages for your company. islamic law expert advice on islamic and shariah personal law pertaining to women' rights. news innovator visa route - start up visa by par002_123 • 11 dec, 2016 • the government is soon to issue a statement of intent, which is to introduce an innovator visa route and 'reform' the entrepreneur visa category. the government has stated the it is clear that entrepreneurs play a key role in creating jobs and driving economic growth, which is vital to the prosperity of the uk. in june of this year, it announced a new start-up visa route. it says that this will build upon the successes of the current tier 1 (graduate entrepreneur) route, expanding it to ensure that the uk can benefit from a wider pool of overseas talent looking to establish new businesses in the uk. applicants will be endorsed by either a business or higher education institution sponsor. they shall be introducing a new innovator route, for more experienced business people. this will replace the current tier 1 (entrepreneur) route and have a similar emphasis on endorsement by a business sponsor, who will assess applicants’ business ideas for their innovation, viability and scalability. alongside this, they will reform our tier 1 (investor) route and these reforms will be introduced in the spring. the government is also introducing wider changes through these immigration rules for applicants wishing to come to the uk under the tier 1 (exceptional talent) route. the changes will expand this route to provide for a route of entry for leading architects endorsed by the royal institute of british architects, under the remit of arts council england (ace). this change builds upon other reforms to the route earlier this year, including doubling the number of places available, providing for faster settlement to existing leaders in their fields endorsed under this route, and expanding the route to leading fashion designers, also endorsed under the remit of ace. read more tribunal calls for a "sensible approach" to evidence justifying late applications by par002_123 • 11 dec, 2016 • r (prathipati) v secretary of state for the department (discretion – exceptional circumstances) [2018] ukut 427 (iac) , the practical implications of missing a visa expiry date can be outrageously severe. when ms prathipati’s made the application, the maximum period of overstaying permitted by the immigration rules was 28 days, this has now changed to 14. there was also published policy guidance which provided for “exceptional circumstances”. in exceptional circumstances, the policy allowed for a discretion to grant applications despite periods of overstaying that were longer than 28 days. it required evidence of such exceptional circumstances to be submitted with the application for leave. ms prathipati’s issue in this case was that she was unknown to the fact that she was an overstayer. she thought her leave continued under section 3c, due to an ongoing appeal to the first-tier tribunal for an earlier decision. but that had been terminated in february 2015 as her permission to appeal had been refused. thus when ms prathipati made the application as the unmarried partner of a tier 2 migrant in july 2015, she thought she was withdrawing her appeal and making the application as it had not been decided. the office knew the correct position, but did not bring the facts to her attention. instead the caseworker refused the application, on the basis that ms prathipati was applying after overstaying for 130 days, and stating that there had been no exceptional circumstances put forward to justify any departure from the rule barring overstaying in excess of 28 days. the office’s position was that regardless of whether or not ms prathipati was aware of her status, the exceptional circumstances policy required evidence to be submitted along with the application, and as it had not been there was no question over the exercise of discretion arose. however the question arose the the applicant was not aware that she had overstayed and hence how could she submit the evidence at the time of the application? for mr justice kerr, it was highly relevant that the office not only would have had notification on its systems that ms prathipati had been refused, it also had evidence that ms prathipati was unaware of this. yet when meeting ms prathipati no mention was made of these facts. the first that ms prathipati learned of the issue was when she was received the court's decision in the letter of 21 august 2015 refusing her application. kerr j was also careful to approach guidance for what it is. it was clearly absurd that ms prathipati would be prevented from presenting the exceptional circumstances behind the period of overstaying, particularly since the office had enough information to inform her of the issue at an earlier stage. therefore, whilst the guidance may state that evidence of exceptional circumstances should be submitted with the application, if it was justifiably that the applicant did not know that they were an overstayer then the guidance needed to “be interpreted and applied in a manner that does not destroy the respondent’s ordinary obligation to observe procedural fairness”. kerr j’s comment was that this approach would appertain if the applicant was ignorant of what constituted the exceptional circumstances. in this case the exceptional circumstance was that the applicant was unaware that she was an overstayer. this is a case that would come in use against the draconian approach of the office in such cases and also in cases where the solicitor fails to inform the applicant of their status. read more "excellent service highly recommended" janice "thank y

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