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Immigration is an international movement of people to a non-native country or a country where they do not possess citizenship, to settle as permanent residents or naturalized citizens.   Immigration policy also plays a crucial and strategic role in economic growth. Migrants move to a non-native country for various reasons, including a lack of local access to resources, a desire for economic prosperity, to find paid work, to better their standard of living, family reunification, retirement, climate etc. Immigration solicitors london can help you with the latest immigration policies,   What does the Government say about freedom of movement? In July 2020, the Home Office has announced major changes that will operate after freedom of movement ends on 31 December 2020.    It confirms that from January 2021 EU nationals will no longer entertain anyone from outside the UK or Ireland coming to the UK without Visa. Employers will need to hold a sponsor license ...

The immigration procedure is complicated and long-drawn-out as well. Indeed, appointing a good immigration attorney can bring a notable difference to your case. Having a potential immigration attorney by your side can increase your chances of winning. On the other side, a bad immigration attorney perhaps may overcharge you and be unsuccessful in achieving the desired outcome for your matter. Immigration Advisor   at Cranbrook Legal has been providing bespoke immigration services. Keep reading! Role of Immigration Attorney Immigration attorney plays a vital role in the immigration procedure. The chief role of an immigration attorney is to guide on the matter such as Visa, green cards, deportation issues, naturalization and non-employment issues. They interpret the law, helps clients realise their rights, and evaluate strategies and possibilities. A great attorney guides their clients through every step of the complicated immigration process.   ...

Well, choosing an appropriate attorney can be a daunting task. There may be a lot of family-related issues/concerns when you perhaps required appointing an attorney. Family lawyers have considerable knowledge about Family law. On a serious note, while considering a family lawyer you need to make sure that an appointed attorney is professional and knowledgeable enough to handle your case. Yes, an appointed attorney should be vigilant enough to tackle the case responsibly and cautiously and leave no stone unturned in achieving the best outcome possible. Finding such an attorney seems difficult but, not impossible. This guide will help you appoint the best family lawyer. So, without any further ado, let’s get started. Before you appoint an attorney, you must take care of the following points: ·           Perform some meaningful research ·           Prepare a list of questions to be asked from the attorney ·   ...

The ECHR (European Convention on Human Rights) is an international convention that protects the human rights of people in the countries that belong to European council. UK along with all 47 states of the council signed this convention. Complete term of it is the “Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms”.   What is European Council? Council of Europe was formed in 1949 and is larger than & entirely separate from the EU (European Union). It consists of 47 members of states as compared to 28 members of state of EU. The United Kingdom became a member of council 24 years earlier than it joined the EU. The council membership of the UK will remain unaffected on the off chance that it left EU. The convention comprises several articles protecting basic human rights. Through the Human rights Act 1998, the UK made these rights part of its domestic law. How the Convention Came into Existence? After the Second World War in order to promote ...

From recent discussions with out clients, it has become increasingly apparent that very few of the understand how and why it came about and what it means for them in the future.  To that end, we have prepared a bitesize review of what Brexit can mean for you. What is Brexit? A referendum (a vote) in which those who were eligible to vote was held on Thursday 23 June 2016 to decide whether the United Kingdom would leave the European Union or remain in the European Union.  More than 30 million people voted,  a turn out of 71.8%. When the votes were casted, 51.9% had voted to leave. An analysis of the results indicated that England and Wales both voted to leave and Northern Ireland and Scotland voted to remain.  Ultimately, it was decided that the UK would leave the EU. On 29 March 2017, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May submitted to the EU the UK’s formal notice to withdraw from the EU via Article 50.  It is of note that in the history of ...

With Brexit looming, Immigration Minister Caroline Nokes MP has dealt a devastating blow to employers in the UK by advising Parliament that in the event of a “No Deal Brexit”, employers will have to check whether their EU Citizen staff are eligible to work in the UK.  Unfortunately, Ms Nokes MP was not able to provide Parliament with detail about how these checks will be conducted. This would appear to contradict a media briefing earlier this year in which it was stated that there would be no requirement for “right to work checks” on EU Citizens. Currently, employers across the country are bracing themselves for a Post-Brexit world and with the uncertainty shown by the UK government, have thus far been unable to implement any meaningful strategies to deal with staffing issues.  The fact that employers will now have the additional task of vetting their staff for immigration documentation will only add burden to this burden. Immigration Advisors across the country fa...