Home Office error deprives children of their British passports
As reported recently by the BBC, immigration solicitors in London have recently learned that over 1,000 children entitled to British passports have had their applications for renewal refused – because of a Home Office error. Although the Home Office has set up what it describes as a ‘support function’ to identify those potentially affected, and …
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OTS Solicitors Unveils Opening of Dubai Office And Invites You To A Seminar On UK Business Visa Requ
OTS Solicitors has experienced rapid success and growth over the last 12 months. As part of our expansion, the partners are now proud to announce the opening of our Dubai office on 1st May 2018. To celebrate the opening of the Dubai branch which will focus on the firm’s very high net-worth private client advisory business, …
OTS Solicitors Is Expanding To Chancery Lane
OTS Solicitors is delighted to announce that due to rapid growth and expansion, the firm has now expanded into additional offices. The firm is adding 160 sq meters of office space at a new Chancery Lane branch in addition to its current 80 sq meters in the existing Fleet Street office, providing a total of …
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Home Office Immigration White Paper Release Delayed
An immigration white paper outlining Britain’s proposed post-Brexit immigration system will not be released until after the transition deal is completed. The government’s announcement regarding the paper, which was supposed to be released last summer, has been criticised by the business community. This move also means that a Brexit immigration bill, promised in the Queen’s speech, will not reach the statute book …
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OTS Wins AI Excellence Award For The Most Trusted [Immigration] Lawyers 2017
OTS Solicitors is proud to announce we have been awarded the Acquisition International (AI) Excellence Award for the Most Trusted [immigration] Lawyers 2017. AI is a monthly magazine dedicated to providing information to the corporate world. It has a circulation of 108,000 people in over 170 countries and regularly attracts editorial submissions from large corporate players, including KPMG, …
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Rare Granting Of Adult Dependent Relative Visa Thanks To OTS Solicitors
OTS Solicitors has been ranked highly by the Legal 500, and we have won numerous other awards for our immigration services (including a Global Excellence Award for the Most Trusted in Immigration Law). OTS recently had an extraordinary success with an Adult Dependent Relative Visa being granted for the elderly relatives of a client.
Court of Appeal Rules The Extension Of The Worker Registration Scheme Was Unlawful
On 7th November 2017, the Court of Appeal, in Secretary of State for Work and Pensions v Gubeladze [2017] EWCA Civ 1751confirmed (again) that the extension of the Worker Registration Scheme from 1 May 2009 to 30 April 2011 was unlawful and incompatible with EU law.
ECJ Gives Landmark Decision In EU Spouse Case
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled an EU national who becomes a British citizen does not lose the right to have a non-EU spouse live with them in the UK. The court ruled the UK Home Office was mistaken in denying a dual British-Spanish citizen the right to bring her Algerian husband with …
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OTS Solicitors Achieves 12 Successful Visa Applications In One Day
OTS Solicitors is proud to announce that we have received back 12 biometric residence permit cards from UK Visas and immigration (UKVI) in one day. The applications consisted of a mix of Indefinite Leave to Remain, residence cards and permanent residence cards. It is unprecedented to have so many successful biometric residence cards come through in one day.
Creative Industries Want Government To Act Sensibly With Immigration Policies Post-Brexit
The Creative Industries Federation (CIF) has released a Global Talent report which highlights creative industries contribute £87 billion to the UK economy. This is more than the automotive, oil and gas, aerospace and life sciences industries combined. The creative industry also accounts for three million British jobs and is the country’s fastest growing sector. There …