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This is a very significant change. Joining family members of EEA citizens can now apply for pre-settled status whilst in the UK as visitors. You must read this article on SettledStatus.Blog.

Joining family members can now apply for pre-settled status whilst in the UK as visitors - SettledStatus.Blog Settled Status. Pre-Settled Status. A blog about the EU Settlement Scheme. By Sorin Muflic, UK based Immigration Lawyer

Find out what an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit is and what options EEA and non-EEA citizens have to join their close family members in the UK from this post published on FamilyPermit.UK.

What is an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit? What is an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit?

This post on StudentVisa.Blog explains how many points you need to score for a Student Visa in the UK and how.

How many points you need to score for a Student Visa in the UK How many points you need to score for a Student Visa in the UK

This article published on SkilledWorkerVisa.Blog explains the main elements of the Skilled Worker Visa under the UK points-based immigration system. See what the points are awarded for and enjoy reading this blog full of useful information if you are interested to apply for a work visa in the UK.

Overview of the UK Skilled Worker Visa Overview of the UK Skilled Worker Visa

A child who has lived in the UK for the first 10 years of his life and has not been outside of the UK for more than 90 days in each of these 10 years may be registered as a British citizen if all requirements are met. Find out more from this article published on BritishPassport.Blog.

Registration. Child has lived in the UK for the first 10 years of their life Registration. Child has lived in the UK for the first 10 years of their life

There may be occasions where you made more than one application for settled or pre-settled status at the same time. Learn from this post on SettledStatus.Blog what happens if you have more than one application pending.

What happens if you have more than one application pending What happens if you have more than one application pending

This article published on FamilyPermit.UK explains how the unmarried partner living outside UK can join in their Swiss or EEA citizen with settled or pre-settled status in the UK. Recommended reading.

EUSS Family Permit. Unmarried (durable) partner EUSS Family Permit. Unmarried (durable) partner

A child is entitled to be registered as a British citizen if born in the UK, and at the time of the birth none of the parents were British citizens or settled in the UK, but, while the child is a minor, any parent becomes British or settled. Read more about this topic on BritishPassport.Blog.

Registration. Child born in the UK. Parent becomes British or settled after birth Registration. Child born in the UK. Parent becomes British or settled after birth

This article published on SettledStatus.Blog explains how you can apply for settle or pre-settled status if you do not have a valid passport or a valid national identity card.

No passport or ID card? Provide alternative evidence of your identity and nationality! What alternative evidence is accepted where the applicant for pre-settled status cannot provide the required proof of identity

You may be granted an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit if you are aged 21 years or over, if you are the child of a Swiss or EEA citizen with settled or pre-settled status in the UK, and if you are dependent on your parent. Learn what it means to be dependent, and what conditions must be satisfied for your application to be successful from this post published on FamilyPermit.UK.

EUSS Family Permit. Child over 21 of a Swiss or EEA citizen EUSS Family Permit. Child over 21 of a Swiss or EEA citizen

The deadline for submitting an application for (pre-) settled status may be 30 June 2021 or not, depending on the circumstances. This article on SettledStatus.Blog explains how the deadline may vary and offers examples for a better understanding.

Not everybody must apply for settled or pre-settled status by 30 June 2021 Not everybody must apply for settled or pre-settled status by 30 June 2021

Do you have the right to work in the UK if you entered the country on an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit? The answer in this post published on FamilyPermit.UK.

EUSS Family Permit. Right to work EUSS Family Permit. Right to work

British citizenship can be acquired automatically, by operation of law, at birth. This is the case where a child is born in the UK and at the time of the birth at least one parent is a British citizen or settled in the UK. What must be done in such circumstances is to request the issuance of a British passport, a document proving the citizenship already acquired.

British Citizenship. Acquisition by birth in the UK British Citizenship. Acquisition by birth in the UK

If you are the spouse (husband or wife) of an EEA citizen with settled or pre-settled status in the UK, and if you married them after 1 January 2021, you may be eligible to apply and be granted entry clearance in the form of an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit, if certain requirements are met. This article published on FamilyPermit.UK explains these requiremenents and is a must-read for you.

EUSS Family Permit. Spouse of an EEA citizen. Marriage after 1 January 2021 EUSS Family Permit. Spouse of an EEA citizen. Marriage after 1 January 2021

What happens if you miss the deadline for your application for settled or pre-settled status, and can you make a late application if you missed the deadline? Enjoy reading this interesting post on SettledStatus.Blog.

What happens if you miss the deadline for your application for settled or pre-settled status What happens if you miss the deadline for your application for settled or pre-settled status

One of the most common questions asked lately by EU nationals living in the UK is "Can I bring my brother?" or "Could my sister join me?" Unfortunately, the answer is "No". Find out why from this post published on FamilyPermit.UK.

EUSS Family Permit. Extended family members are not eligible to apply EUSS Family Permit. Extended family members are not eligible to apply

Find out from this post published on SettledStatus.Blog why you may wish to reapply for pre-settled status before 30 June 2021, if you already have pre-settled status. Recommended reading.

Why you may want to reapply for pre-settled status before 30 June 2021, although you already have pre-settled status Why you may want to reapply for pre-settled status before 30 June 2021, although you already have pre-settled status

Naturalisation is the process by which a non-British adult becomes a British citizen. This article published on BritishPassport.Blog explains what requirements you must meet in order to naturalise as a British citizen if you are not married to or in a civil partnership with a British citizen.

Naturalisation requirements. Applicant not married to a British citizen Naturalisation requirements. Applicant not married to a British citizen

You may be granted an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit if you are under 21 years old and the child of a Swiss or EEA citizen who has been granted settled or pre-settled status in the UK. See what you have to prove in this post published on FamilyPermit.UK.

EUSS Family Permit. Child under 21 of a Swiss or EEA citizen EUSS Family Permit. Child under 21 of a Swiss or EEA citizen

There are different ways to obtain British citizenship, depending on where you were born and how many years you resided in the UK, on whether you are a minor or an adult, and whether your parents are British, settled, or members of the UK armed forces. Find out how British citizenship can be acquired from this article published on BritishPassport.Blog.

How to acquire British citizenship How to acquire British citizenship

Assuming you are a close family member of a Swiss or EEA citizen who has been granted settled or pre-settled status in the UK, and you would like to join this person, but you did not reside in the UK before 31 December 2020 and you are not eligible to apply in your own right for pre-settled status. In this case, you must apply for permission to entry the UK. What you may need to apply for is an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit. The website FamilyPermit.UK is the place where you can learn everything about EUSS Family Permits. Enjoy your reading!

What is an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit? What is an EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit?

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The Skilled Worker route is for non-EU nationals, but also for EU nationals that arrived in the UK after 1 January 2021. They must be sponsored to do a specific skilled job for a Home Office licensed sponsor. This Skilled Worker visa has replaced the Tier 2 (General) work visa. Read about it here: https://ukimmigration.lawyer/skilled-worker and contact me if you need my advice.

If you want to get a passport for a child who became a British citizen by law, at birth, or if you want to register your child born in the UK as a British citizen, or if you want to naturalise yourself, as an adult, as a British citizen, contact me and I will be happy to help. Read about how to obtain British citizenship, depending on your personal circumstances, by visiting this page on my website: https://ukimmigration.lawyer/citizenship.

I am a member of ILPA – the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association, the majority of whose members are barristers, solicitors, advocates and OISC regulated advisers practising in all aspects of immigration, asylum and nationality law. Academics, non-governmental organisations and individuals with a substantial interest in the law are also members.

I collect and process personal data responsibly. My company, Immigration Advice Ltd, is registered with the ICO – Information Commissioner’s Office (reference number ZA807053). The privacy policy is available here: https://ukimmigration.lawyer/privacypolicy.

STUDENT VISAS
Applications for students over the age of 16 who have an unconditional offer of a place on a course with a licensed student sponsor, have enough money to support themselves and pay for the course, can speak, read, write and understand English and have parental consent (if they are 16 or 17).

FAMILY VISAS
Applications for leave to enter or to extend their stay in the UK for those who seek to live with their family members in the UK for more than 6 months. Family members include their spouses or partners, fiancées, children, parents or relatives who’ll provide long-term care for the applicants.

SKILLED WORKER VISA
Applications under the points-based system for leave to enter or remain in the UK for English-speaking skilled workers who have a job offer from an approved employer sponsor, meet the relevant salary threshold or have a job offer in a shortage occupation or have a PhD relevant to the job.

BRITISH CITIZENSHIP
Applications for registration of children born in the UK as British citizens, where requirements are met. Applications to obtain a British passport for children who acquired British citizenship automatically, at birth, by law. Applications for the naturalisation of adults as British citizens.

(PRE) SETTLED STATUS
Applications for limited or indefinite leave to enter or remain in the UK under the EU Settlement Scheme, for EU Nationals who moved in the UK before 31 December 2020 and for their EU or non-EU family members.

Through my company, IMMIGRATION ADVICE LTD, I assist my clients in completing applications for entry clearance, leave to enter or leave to remain (temporarily or indefinitely) in the UK. I help them with the collection and submission of documents brought as evidence in support of each application. I represent my clients in front of the Home Office throughout the entire process. My specialty are work, student and family visas, and especially EU Settlement Scheme applications for citizens of EU Member States and their non-EU family members. As an EU citizen myself, I particularly understand the applicable regulations and the challenges faced by EU nationals in the UK nowadays. I also help my adult clients to naturalise as British, or to register their UK born children as British citizens.

My name is Sorin Muflic. Both my company and I are authorised to provide immigration advice at level 1 by OISC, the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner. I am a member of ILPA, the Immigration Law Practitioners' Association. There is a Professional Indemnity Insurance cover in place for my clients to be compensated in case my advice is inadequate. Collecting and processing personal data is made responsibly. My business is registered with ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office), where complaints may be filed by those clients considering that use of their personal information by us violated applicable data protection laws. I usually provide advice online or by phone, but also from my office in the centre of Nottingham, or in meeting rooms across UK.

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