Long Residence
We are specialist immigration solicitors within Croydon and Central London and have a strong reputation in assisting clients to remain in the UK under the Long Residence concession. We offer competitive pricing and offer a bespoke immigration service to all our clients.
10 Years Lawful Residence
The Home Office allows persons who have lawfully been in the UK for a period of 10 years consecutively may apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain.
Persons who have not remained outside the UK in excess of the time limits set out in the Immigration Rules and have been of good character may be able to submit an application to UK Visas and Immigration for Indefinite Leave to Remain.
After obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain a person may subsequently apply to become a British citizen.
Applications for Indefinite Leave to Remain also commonly referred to as ILR are extremely expensive and its always advisable to obtain Immigration advice before applying.
As Immigration lawyers are team is very well experienced at preparing ILR application which are submitted to UK Visas and Immigration.
20 Years Residence
People who have remained in the UK unlawfully may be able to apply to regularise their leave by applying for Further Leave to Remain.
A person who has remained in the UK for 20 years may apply for Leave to Remain even if that person’s stay in the UK has included a period(s) when they have not had leave to remain, resulting in them being consider an illegal immigrant.
If a person has been resident in UK for less than 20 years, we may still be able to assist such a person make an application to regularise their leave.
Our Immigration lawyers understand that applications of this nature need to be carefully put together and we will do our best to treat they kind of application sensitively and professionally.
For further information and a free telephone consultation, call our Central London or Croydon offices today on 0208 681 5128 and speak to one of our senior lawyers.
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