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Tough new points system announced for earning British citizenship
The UK Border Agency has now announced further details as to the new Points Based Test System to be introduced for citizenship. Migrants will be awarded points for building up different attributes and skills ...
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03-08-09 Posted In: Immigration
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Home Office policy for return of application fees for certificates of approval
On 9 April 2009 the UK Border Agency suspended the fee for applications to obtain a Certificate of Approval ...
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31-07-09 Posted In: Immigration
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Legacy Cases
In July 2006, the then Home Secretary announced that there was an asylum “legacy” of around 450,000 cases and the Home Office would clear this legacy within five years.
01-07-09 Posted In: Immigration
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Unmarried couples may have property and money issues to address. Whilst problems and concerns of unmarried couples are virtually indistinguishable from those of married ones the legal remedies are by no means the same and each individual situation needs to have an individually tailored solution.
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