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Claim Asylum In The UK

The definition of refugee for the purpose of the Refugee Convention is contained in Article 1(A)(2), as applied by the 1967 protocol.
A Refugee is a person who, owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside his country of nationality and is unable, or owing to such fear is unwilling, to avail himself of the protection of that country.

After Brexit the rights of EU citizens in the UK will be protected under either national law or by the existing international treaties the UK has signed, such as the European Convention of Human Rights. The rights were guaranteed to EU citizens and their families by EU law are wide ranging and often depend on whether the EU citizen is economically active. The Government’s mechanism for determining the right of residence for EU citizens after Brexit is the Settled Status Scheme which was launched on 30th March 2019.

British nationality law is a specialist area of law with which Danielle and her team of UK Immigration Law Solicitors are familiar and experienced.
Whether you are seeking to register your child as a British Citizen, or looking to apply for naturalisation as an adult, now that you have been living in the UK for some time, Danielle’s team will be very happy to assist with your case.

As specialist Immigration and Human Rights Solicitors, we can help you to apply and succeed in any immigration application under Appendix FM.

Over the last few years immigration policy has not been based on evidence, but on political agenda. We appreciate the positive impact of migration on the economy and society, and are happy to advise professionals, employers, entrepreneurs and investors as to the routes that are open to them so that they can be economically active in the UK.
At Danielle Cohen Solicitors we have experience in dealing with entrepreneurs who are intending to start a new business in the UK, and we work closely with specialists who can provide a bespoke business plan relevant to your case.

The essential issue in these cases is the continuity of residence in the UK. Continuous residence means residence in the UK for unbroken periods and for these purposes the period should not be considered to have been broken where the applicant is absent from the UK for a period of six months or less at any time, providing that the applicant had leave to enter or remain upon departure and upon return.

In order to meet its obligation under the United Nations Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, the United Kingdom makes provisions for the acquisition of citizenship for persons who are stateless. However, these provisions only apply to a small category of individuals. Stateless persons who do not fall under these provisions benefit from the Home Office asylum policy instructions on statelessness. These ensure the UK’s compliance with the international obligations under the UN Stateless Convention, and provide a means for consideration of those who are stateless, have no other rights to remain in the UK, and cannot be removed.

An individual can apply for a standard visitor visa to come to the UK for a holiday, for business or to receive private medical treatment. We have extensive experience in making family visitor visa applications and general medical treatment visitor visa applications. You can usually stay in the UK for up to six months, but you can stay longer if you are coming to the UK for private medical treatment. We also have experience in applying for long term standard visitor visas that last two, five or ten years, but remember you can only stay for a maximum of six months on each visit. It is important to obtain expert legal advice.