SCHEDULE 6 Registration
Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 (1999 c 33) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 6 Registration

Section 85(3)

Applications for registration

1

(1)     An application for registration under section 84(2)(a) . . . must—

(a)     be made to the Commissioner in such form and manner, and

(b)     be accompanied by such information and supporting evidence,

as the Commissioner may from time to time determine.

(2)     When considering an application for registration, the Commissioner may require the applicant to provide him with such further information or supporting evidence as the Commissioner may reasonably require.

Registration

2

(1)     If the Commissioner considers that an applicant for registration is competent and otherwise fit to provide immigration advice and immigration services, he must register the applicant.

(2)     Registration may be made so as to have effect—

(a)     only in relation to a specified field of advice or services;

(b)     only in relation to the provision of advice or services to a specified category of person;

(c)     only in relation to the provision of advice or services to a member of a specified category of person; or

(d)     only in specified circumstances.

Review of qualifications

3

(1)     At such intervals as the Commissioner may determine, each registered person must submit an application for his registration

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