Regulated by the OISC. Ref No. F201400926
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How fair is it that spouses of British Citizens must be able to demonstrate a level of English before being granted a visa to come to the UK? The Supreme Court rejected a challenge brought by two female British Citizens whose husbands (from Yemen and Pakistan) want to come to the UK to be with their husbands.
A solicitor has been found guilty of providing unregulated immigration advice and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment. Flora Magdaline Mendes of Luton, pretended she was a regulated solicitor but had, in fact, been suspended by the SRA in January 2013.
Another example of how important it is to get advice from regulated advisers. Two men were ordered to pay £45,000 for providing illegal immigration advice.
The final stage! Or, to be more precise, the penultimate stage if you intend to apply for a British Passport. The following article so epitomizes the need for accurate counsel when making any application in relation to visas, Entry Clearance or Leave to Remain.
It is a criminal offence for a person to provide immigration advice or services in the UK unless their organisation is regulated by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) or is otherwise covered by the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999. Members of certain professional bodies may give immigration advice without registering with OISC.
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