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Template letter to help resolve a dispute before court proceedings are started in relation to immigration and nationality decisions (the 'pre-action protocol').
The Home Office has announced further details of the Afghan citizens resettlement scheme.
Information on the application registration card (ARC) issued to asylum claimants.
Introduction Use the application registration card (ARC) to show that you…
Immigration staff guidance on processing applications for a fee waiver.
Guidance used by UK Visas and Immigration to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications.
Immigration staff guidance on dealing with applications to grant leave outside the Immigration Rules.
The Refugee Employability Programme supports refugees to find work and settle into their local communities.
Immigration staff guidance on permission to work for asylum applicants.
Rules on how cases are handled in the Immigration and Asylum Chamber.
Immigration staff guidance on family reunion applications.
Immigration staff guidance on Immigration Rules 345A-D, relating to inadmissibility of asylum claims and the Home Office processes supporting those rules.
Instructions to local authorities about funding for the support and care of former and unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC).
Immigration staff guidance on assessing credibility and refugee status.
Information about work you may be able to do as an asylum applicant while your case is considered
A list of rights and responsibilities of people applying for asylum in the UK
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