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Mistakes and Errors in UK Visa Applications (Part 2)
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In Part 1 of this two-part series on visa application mistakes, we looked at how an ‘innocent mistake’ in a UK visa application is distinguished from a false representation in the Home Office caseworker guidance....

 In Part 2 we will examine some of the risks of submitting a UK visa application containing mistakes, in addition to the remedial steps that can be taken after a mistake has been discovered.  The Risks...

False Representations in UK Visa Applications
By Richmond Chambers -

Making a UK visa or immigration application can be quite a lengthy, and at times stressful, endeavour, made even more so by the possibility of making mistakes. Whilst it is important to be thorough when making your...

 visa or immigration application, there may be times where you misremember certain details, misunderstand certain questions or provide inaccurate information.  It should firstly be pointed out that there...

Revocation of ILR which has been obtained by deception
By Richmond Chambers -

Section 76 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 gives the Secretary of State the power to revoke indefinite leave to enter or remain (ILE or ILR) in the United Kingdom in various circumstances including...

 where: … 2) leave was obtained by deception; This provision applies to anyone who has indefinite leave to remain, whatever the reasons for granting ILR. It can therefore apply to those who were...

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