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The rules for British nationality vary depending on when and where you were born and whether your parents were married or unmarried at the time of your birth. These rules are complex simply due to the history of the UK and its former colonies. Most commonly used in the context of our client’s is naturalisation. We, however, have on occasion has to trace complex nationality circumstances. Most recently, examining the independence arrangement for three countries and then the handling of the UKVI of the mater in this modern time. We have also had to help clients understand that documentation and retaining this is important. Bottom line is, if your ancestor from which your claim is derived has already passed on, then you need their information in order to trace the claim. The problem is that the burden of proving the matter is yours and not that of the UKVI.
Back to naturalisation, in this instance, you will ned to show that you are of good character, not a minor, that you met the residence requirements and English requirements and best of all, that you met the residence requirements. Your documentary evidence will prove this. Once you have met the requirements you will be invited to attend a ceremony to receive your naturalisation certification. To learn more why not book an appointment with one of our advisers for more information. The booking link is on our website.
In this episode, Sonya discusses the English Language Requirements as this pertains to the spouse visa. Exemptions will be explored in a subsequent broadcast. This broadcast is brought to you by Lawson Hunte Immigration Radio 24 keeping it real and educating a nation.
This is a discussion by Sonya King Immigration Lawyer on bringing a spouse to the UK. It is a general overview of starting a spouse visa application. The next Episode is titled Speaking the Language.
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In this post, our very own reporter Mwansa Chikonde seeks to clarify and educate on why women stay in abusive relationships. We hope this is an enlightening and engaging post and would welcome your comments. Find us on Lawson Hunte Immigration Radio 24 on spotify.
The silent solution does not mean you are in your situation alone, what it means is that there are people out there waiting to help you. If you are in danger call 999. See the link with information from the national association of police.
In this episode Mwansa explains domestic violence and brings the discussion to the issue of domestic violence brought about through immigration status and control. This series can be found on spotify.
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Asylum in brief Part 2 - Lawson Hunte Teaching a nation to understand Immigration Law in its simplest form. This short lecture is brought to you by our very own reporter Mwansa Chikonde. Asylum as a legal instrument for movement into protection status. View full episode here: https://youtu.be/rRrlVl0sieM?si=MiXznxEKMZ4vGyFf #immigration #law #education #asylum #uk #legaladvice #legaleducation