Children applying for indefinite leave under Part 8 and Appendix FM: grant of indefinite leave—information sheet


Produced in partnership with Jo Renshaw of Turpin Miller
Precedents

Children applying for indefinite leave under Part 8 and Appendix FM: grant of indefinite leave—information sheet


Produced in partnership with Jo Renshaw of Turpin Miller

Precedents
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I am pleased to confirm that you have been granted indefinite leave to [enter OR remain in OR the UK. You are now treated as having settled status.

[I am pleased to confirm that you have been granted indefinite leave to enter the UK (otherwise known as settlement). You have been issued with a Short-Term entry clearance valid for 90 days from [insert date], to enable you to travel to the UK. Please contact us as a matter of urgency if any circumstances arise which mean that you will be unable to travel during this period.

OR

I am pleased to confirm that you have been granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK (otherwise known as settlement).]

Please note that while the information below is correct as at today's date, UK immigration law is subject to regular change.

Accessing your eVisa

Your indefinite leave to enter OR remain in] the UK is issued in digital format (also known as an ‘eVisa’)..

[In order to

Jo Renshaw
Jo Renshaw

Turpin Miller

Jo has practised exclusively in Immigration law since qualification in 1993. She is qualified to practice in both Australia and the United Kingdom and has worked as an immigration solicitor for many years in both jurisdictions.

She joined Turpin and Miller Solicitors in 2005, becoming a Partner in 2008. She has been head of the firm's large Immigration Team since 2007. She has worked as a Peer Reviewer in the Immigration category and is one of only a small number of Immigration practitioners accredited by the Law Society at Advanced Level.

Jo's practice is broad based and covers all aspects of immigration and asylum law. She is a member of the firm's specialist Skilled Migration Team and has a particular interest in Points Based matters. Throughout her career she has also had a keen interest in Asylum work, heading the Refugee Advice Service at a national level in Australia prior to returning to the UK. She has maintained this expertise at Turpin and Miller, acts as external legal advisor to an asylum charity based in Southampton and gives training on all aspects of asylum law to charities, social services departments and other voluntary bodies.

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Appendix FM definition
What does Appendix FM mean?

An appendix within the rules'>Immigration Rules providing a route for applications based on family life, made on or after 9 July 2012. The provision caters for applications made as a partner, bereaved partner, victim of domestic abuse, child, parent, adult dependant relatives and those with exceptional circumstances.

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