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New Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 733

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On 12 March 2025, the Home Office published a new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC 733, with amendments taking effect between 12 March and 13 August 2025. Key updates include new visa requirements for nationals from Trinidad and Tobago, changes to the Skilled Worker route, Ukraine Schemes, EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), and […]

Case Study: How to Overcome Family Visit Visa Refusals and Secure Approval

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We recently received a number of enquiries from clients who faced UK family visit visa refusals on their applications, often on the grounds of “immigration intent” or issues relating to their bank statements. Such refusals can be disheartening and disrupt long-awaited reunions with loved ones. Fortunately, with the professional assistance of Lisa’s Law, these clients […]

Going, Going, Gone! What to Watch Out for at Property Auctions

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Property auctions can be an exciting way to secure a great deal, but they also come with risks. Whether you are bidding in a traditional or modern auction, it is important to be aware of potential pitfalls to avoid costly mistakes.   Traditional vs Modern Auctions   Traditional auctions take place in person or online, […]

Section 202 Housing Act Review: Ensuring Fairness and Protecting Children’s Welfare

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Section 202 of the Housing Act 1996 provides applicants with the right to request a review of certain decisions made by housing authorities regarding homelessness assistance. This statutory provision ensures that individuals can challenge decisions they believe are incorrect or unfair, thereby promoting fairness and accountability within the housing system. How can applicants request a […]

What do you need to consider before buying a commercial leasehold property in the UK?

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If you are looking to buy a commercial leasehold property as an existing business in the UK, keep reading. While buying commercial leasehold properties as an existing business can be a promising but more affordable investment starting point, like any investment, it also comes with issues that buyers should consider thoroughly before making a decision. […]

Frozen Bank Account? Here’s What You Need To Do Next

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Discovering that your bank account has been frozen can be a shocking and stressful experience. Whether you are an individual or a business owner, a frozen bank account can leave you unable to access funds, pay bills, or conduct normal financial activities.   In many cases, accounts are frozen because of a police investigation, often […]

How Does a Property Chain Transaction Work When Buying and Selling a Property?

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If you’re buying and selling a property at the same time, you will likely be part of a property chain — a sequence of dependent transactions where each sale funds the next purchase. Managing a chain can be complex, and understanding how the process works, including the release mechanism, can help ensure a smoother transaction. […]

Use of BRC and BRP extended until June

The UK government estimates there are approximately 600,000 people who have not switched from their physical document to an eVisa. To support a continued smooth transition to eVisas, and ensure no one is disadvantaged, the Home Office is extending the ‘grace period’ announced in December 2024. The use of the BRC and BRP has been […]