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Category Archives: Civil Partners
We have recently seen an increase in refusals from people who have applied for entry clearance as a Spouse based on the fact that they failed “to demonstrate compelling evidence of a genuine and subsisting relationship.” Where a couple have … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Partners, Fiancés and Spouses, Settlement
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The High Court has ruled that the English Language Requirement for spouses and partners of those settled in the UK is lawful. Mr Justice Beatson dismissed the case brought by Mrs Chapti on the basis that it is not disproportionate … Continue reading
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The UKBA introduced an English language requirement on 29 November 2010 for non-EEA nationals applying for leave to enter or remain in the UK as the spouse, civil partner fiancé(e), proposed civil partner, unmarried partner or same-sex partner. The requirement … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Partners, Dependants, Fiancés and Spouses, General, Unmarried Partner
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The UK Border Agency released a Statements of Changes to the Immigration Rules on 16 March 2011. As well as detailing changes to be made to work based routes they also introduced new requirements for Spouses or Civil Partners obtaining … Continue reading
It is always a great sense of relief for couples once a spouse or visa application has been approved. Couples often feel the strain when preparing an application in ensuring that all correct documents have been submitted. If there has … Continue reading
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We receive a fair number of equiries from civil partners and spouses concerning the validity of prenuptial agreements. Whilst we do not advise on family law, we have to keep up to date on matters which can affect our clients … Continue reading
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