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Can I take a visa/entry in the UK after a complete 10 years banned?

If you were subject to a 10-year immigration based on deception or misrepresentation or for overstaying, once the time becomes spent, you will be entitled to apply for a new visa and entry to the UK. However, in any future application you must disclose that you were subject to an immigration ban.

If you are looking to apply for a new visa to the UK. My Legal Services have vast experience and expertise in UK immigration and EU law matters. They are based in the heart of Central London, Bond Street.

Original Source:- https://www.quora.com/Can-I-take-a-visa-entry-in-the-UK-after-a-complete-10-years-banned/answer/My-Legal-Services-1/log

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How do I get a UK visitor’s visa easily?

You must fulfil the visitor visa requirements under the Immigration rules to obtain a successful visitor visa to the UK. Majority of applications are refused due to lack of ties in your home country, not having a sponsor, income tax returns, bank statements etc.

If you are considering applying for a visitor visa UK, it is essential to understand the rules and process required for a successful application. My Legal Services given they have a vast experience and expertise in UK visitor visas.

Original Source:- https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-get-a-UK-visitor-s-visa-easily/answer/My-Legal-Services-1/log

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Do we need a PCC for a UK spouse visa for a long-term stay?

There are many requirements that must be met for a successful UK Spouse visa application. However, you do not require a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC), which is required for overseas and other types of Tier 2 Work permit applications. The major requirement for a spouse visa is to ensure the relationship is genuine, subsisting, the applicant meets the English language test and the financial requirements.

My Legal Services are specialists in this field and aim to provide you affordable rates in your local area.

Original Source:- https://www.quora.com/Do-we-need-a-PCC-for-a-UK-spouse-visa-for-a-long-term-stay/answer/My-Legal-Services-1/log

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Is the IELTS required for ILR?

To qualify for Indefinite leave to remain in the UK, you will need to demonstrate and prove your knowledge of the English language. To fulfil the English test requirement of the Immigration rules for ILR, you may be required to take 2 tests – Life in the UK and B1 Speaking and Listening test from an approved Home Office list of providers. You may only be e\required to take one test if you can demonstrate you have obtained a qualification that meets the requirement of B1 or above. Before applying for ILR and depending on the circumstances of your case, it is important to ensure you are up to date with the current rules and seek advice to obtain a positive outcome.

My Legal Services given they have a vast experience and expertise in dealing with ILR applications to the Home Office.

Original Source: https://www.quora.com/Is-the-IELTS-required-for-ILR/answer/My-Legal-Services-1

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How can I apply for a visitor’s visa from India to visit my friend in London, England?

Visitor visas have a high rate of refusal as you must demonstrate you will not overstay or breach the conditions of your short visit visa. The Entry Clearance Officer will take into several factors including whether you have a UK sponsor (your friend or family) and your own personal and economic circumstances in India (these can include whether you are married, have any property, savings, assets and so on).

It is therefore important to ensure you seek good legal advice from the outset to increase your chance of a successful visitor visa to the UK.

If you are looking to apply for a visitor visa you may wish to consider using My Legal Services to help and assist with your application.

Original Source: https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-apply-for-a-visitor-s-visa-from-India-to-visit-my-friend-in-London-England/answer/My-Legal-Services-1

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What is the penalty for overstaying in the UK?

It is a criminal offence if you overstay in the UK and do not have the right to work or study. Indeed, you are at grave risk of being removed. It also means that you are restricted in opening a bank account or trying to find a place to rent and to access medical treatment in the UK.

It is always best to ensure that you do not overstay and apply for a further application before the expiry of your visa or return back to your home country and re-enter with a new visas to the UK. However, if you overstay you are in breach of the UK immigration laws and this is a ground for refusal. You may still be able to submit a new application within 14 days from the date of the grant of your last visa and provide a good reason why your application was not made on time.

Original Source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-penalty-for-overstaying-in-the-UK/answer/My-Legal-Services-1

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Which websites give good visa advice?

If you are looking to obtain advice on a UK visa, you will need to be more specific on the visa type you are looking for. The UK has a vast amount of different visa categories, including Skilled Worker visa, Student visa, Marriage visas and so on. If you are looking for general for immigration advice, My Legal Services are an Expert team of solicitors that can assist.

Original Source: https://www.quora.com/Which-websites-give-good-visa-advice/answer/My-Legal-Services-1

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Do Hong Kong residents think their BNO passport is useful?

Having a BNO British passport does not mean they are entitled to British residency. To be eligible for the Hong Kong BNO visa, applicants must be 18 or over, have British national (overseas) status and ordinarily be resident in Hong Kong, the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man.

You will not need to have a valid BNO passport to make your application, as the Home Office should be able to check your status from records. Applicants will need to prove their identity, for example using any applicable nationality passport. You do not need to have a BN(O) passport to apply, provided you meet the other eligibility criteria.

Original Source: https://www.quora.com/Do-Hong-Kong-residents-think-their-BNO-passport-is-useful/answer/My-Legal-Services-1

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What are the benefits of getting indefinite leave to remain in the UK?

There are several benefits of getting indefinite leave to remain in the UK. The first is that you will become settled in the UK and are entitled to live, work and study in the UK for as long as you like. Secondly, when eligible you can apply for benefits if you qualify for them and thirdly you can apply for British citizenship. There are many other advantages than disadvantages in getting indefinite leave to remain in the UK.

Original Source:- https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-benefits-of-getting-indefinite-leave-to-remain-in-the-UK/answer/My-Legal-Services-1/log

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Why is my UK spouse visa taking so long? It has been 4 months already.

At present there are several delays in the system operating in not just spouse visa decision-making application but as a whole in the immigration system. Some cases are taking in excess of 6 months and even longer. The delay is due to the War between Russian and Ukraine and with the backlog of applications due to Covid-19. It may be a good idea to write to the Home Office and or get your local MP involved.

Original Source:- https://www.quora.com/Why-is-my-UK-spouse-visa-taking-so-long-It-has-been-4-months-already/answer/My-Legal-Services-1/log

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If my partner joins me in the UK on a “proposed civil partner” visa, will she be able to work once we are in a civil partnership? Or will we need to then apply for a separate visa?

Thank you for your question.

The proposed civil partner visa will allow her to register a civil partnership where both parties must sign a civil partnership document in front of two witnesses and a registrar in order to be recognised as registered civil partners in the UK. Once this is done, she would be required to apply for variation from a proposed partner to a civil partnership visa in order to continue to remain and live in the UK. Once granted this will allow her to work in the UK and the visa is granted for a period of 2.5 years.

Similar to a Fiancé visa, the applicant will not be entitled to work on this 6 month’s temporary short visa. However, they will not be required to leave the UK and can apply for a new application to remain as a Spouse or Civil partner.

Original Source:- https://www.quora.com/If-my-partner-joins-me-in-the-UK-on-a-proposed-civil-partner-visa-will-she-be-able-to-work-once-we-are-in-a-civil-partnership-Or-will-we-need-to-then-apply-for-a-separate-visa/answer/My-Legal-Services-1/log