UK Family Law

Willing to file an application on HUMAN RIGHTS PRIVATE AND FAMILY, then contact us: 02088677737Human Rights & Discretionary Leave Application

Human Rights Private and Family are defined under the Human Rights Act 1998. An application made under the Human Rights Act is called the discretionary leave application.

If you have established family and private life in the United Kingdom, then the secretary of state is under an obligation to consider your human rights.

Human rights are considered under paragraph 276 ADE of the Immigration Rules or if the applicant is capable to provide evidence of compelling, compassionate or exceptional circumstances.

The application under the Human Rights can be made if the person can satisfy the following criteria such as:

a) Applicant must have resided continuously 20 years in the UK
b) Applicant must be under the age of 18 years and have resided continuously in the UK for at least 7 years, or
c) Applicant must be aged 18 years or above but less than 25 years and have spent at least half of their life residing continuously in the UK, or
d) Applicant must be aged 18 years and have resided continuously in the UK for less than 20 years and have no social, family, or cultural ties with their country of origin.

Immigration Solicitors in London for Human Rights Private and Family Law Applications: 

Our immigration solicitors in West London (Solicitors in Southall), have in-depth knowledge of the frequent changes in the Immigration Rules as they keep themselves upto date with the frequent changes. 

Our expert immigration solicitors in London have dealt with lots of immigration applications based on family and private life. 

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