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Sham marriages, marriages of convenience and the burden of proof
non-genuine couples entering into ‘sham marriages’. Two recent cases provide guidance on the meaning of sham marriages, marriages of convenience and who bears the burden of proof. Molina, R (On the Application Of) v The Secretary of State for the Home...Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration report on sham marriages
all couples in England and Wales marrying following civil preliminaries or forming a civil partnership; requiring couples in which one of the participants is a non-European Economic Area (non-EEA) national and who wished to marry in the Church of England...Independent thinktank publishes report on status of EEA nationals in the UK
citizens may apply. The date that has been suggested is when Article 50 is triggered; That EU nationals who can show five years’ residency in the UK be offered Permanent Residence. It has further recommended that the UK Government pass legislation to...Home Office issues guidance on ‘remove first, appeal later’ in human rights appeals
rights claim and when the claimant does not rely on their relationship with a British national family member (note that both criteria must be met). Appeals where a temporary removal from the country would create a situation which is unlawful under s.6...Increase In Immigration Appeal Fees Limits Immigrants From Challenging Home Office Decisions
And Its Effects To apply for an oral hearing at the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum Chamber), the fee has been increased from £140 to £800; To apply for a paper decision from the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum Chamber), the fee has...Expert advice & representation from immigration barristers that you can rely on.
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