Switching Into Leave To Remain As A Family Member Of A Stateless Person
You can switch into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person from inside the UK if you are a family member of a stateless person in the UK.
According to paragraph 410 of the Immigration Rules, a family member of a stateless person means their:
- spouse;
- civil partner;
- unmarried or same sex partner with whom they have lived together in a subsisting relationship akin to marriage or a civil partnership for two years or more;
- child under 18 years of age who:
- is not leading an independent life;
- is not married or a civil partner; and
- has not formed an independent family unit.
Requirement For Switching Into Visa As Family Member Of A Stateless Person
According to paragraph 411 of the Immigration Rules, the family member of a stateless person should satisfy the following requirements to successfully switch into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person:
- The applicant must make a valid application to the Secretary of State as the family member of a stateless person;
- The applicant must be the family member of a person granted leave to remain as a stateless person under paragraphs 405 or 408 of the Immigration Rules.
A family member of a stateless person who meets the requirements of paragraph 411 may be granted leave to remain for a period not exceeding 30 months.
Why Choose Sunrise Solicitors For Entry Clearance As A Family Member Of A Stateless Person?
The immigration solicitors at Sunrise Solicitors are experts in dealing with applications for switching into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person. The quality of our service is self-evident from the clients’ reviews about the service provided by our immigration lawyers. You can contact us if you are seeking legal help from immigration lawyers in London in relation to your application for switching into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person and our immigration solicitors will provide you fast, friendly, reliable, honest and professional immigration service.
If instructed to represent you for your application to switch family member visa as a family member of a stateless person, the immigration casework to be carried out by our immigration solicitors will include the following:
- Taking detailed instructions from you and advising you about the relevant immigration laws and procedures to be adopted by the Home Office, UKVI in your application as family member of a stateless person;
- Discussing your immigration case in detail with you and advising you about the weaknesses and strengths of your application;
- Advising you about the documentary evidence to be submitted in support of your application;
- Assessing the relevant documentary evidence to be submitted in support of the application and discussing the same with you;
- Completing the relevant application form for switching into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person and discussing the same with you;
- Preparing a cover letter to introduce and support the application for switching into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person.
- Liaising with the Home Office, UKVI for a timely decision on your application for switching into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person;
- Protecting your interests while your application is pending with the Home Office, UKVI and keeping you informed about the progress on your application;
- Doing all the follow up work until decision is reached on your application for switching into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person.
Our Fee For An Application For Switching Into Leave To Remain As A Family Member Of A stateless Person
- We will charge you a fee from £800 + VAT for our professional immigration services in relation to your application for switching into leave to remain as a family member of a stateless person. The agreed fee will depend on the complexity of the matter and the casework involved in the matter.
- If you cannot afford to pay our fee in full at the time of instructing us in relation to your application, you can pay half of the fee at the time of instructing us and the balance can be paid by monthly instalments.
- The agreed fee will cover all our work until decision by the Home Office on the application. However, it is pertinent to note that the agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. translation of documents, UKVI fee for the application, etc.
