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Unacceptable delays in Tribunal appeal listing acknowledged by Senior Judiciary
By Alexandra Pease - Immigration Barrister

Long waiting lists for the hearing of Tribunal appeals have recently become a key focal point for discussion.  Delays in listing inevitably cause added anxiety for the individuals...

 involved and can result in families being separated for longer than they ever may have anticipated.  For some individuals there can be irreversible consequences.

Section 3C and the Notices Regulations
By Richmond Chambers -

Section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971 provides for an automatic extension of leave while an in-time application is being decided, including while it is being appealed.  on...

 the second day after it was posted if it is sent to a place within the UK on the 28th day after it was posted if it is sent to a place outside the UK.

Evidential flexibility: What is it and does it mean anything?
By Richmond Chambers -

The Immigration Rules, particularly the Points Based System, increasingly require migrants and potential migrants to provide Specified Evidence with their applications. Errors and omissions in the...

 evidence provided with the application (whether inadvertent or otherwise) can lead to refusal irrespective of what many may consider to be the overall merits of the application. These errors cannot be remedied by...

R (on the application of Jennifer Kerr) v. SSHD IJR [2014] UKUT 00493 (IAC) | Case Summary
By Richmond Chambers -

In R (on the application of Jennifer Kerr) v. SSHD IJR [2014] UKUT 00493 (IAC) the applicant was a citizen of Jamaica who entered the UK in May 2001 as a visitor. She had remained in the UK unlawfully following...

 the expiry of her visitor visa. On 24 September 2011, she married her husband, a British citizen. About 12 months later she applied for leave to remain in the UK under Article 8 on the basis of the family...

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