UK Immigration Attorney

UK immigration attorney in US is provided by Larhdel Law a California based Law office.

While UK has a strong economy and many businesses can flourish in the country, UK immigration is one of the toughest immigration laws in the world for the following reasons

• Recently, on June 23 2016, UK Citizens voted (by 52% majority) to leave the European Union (Brexit)

• Companies and businesses require licensing before you can employee non-UK or European citizens

• UK is not part of the Schengen States* and does not share a boarder with mot European countries so you cannot easily cross over

• Since 1983 children born in the UK are not automatically British Citizens unless their parents had settled status at the time of birth.

• The UK revoked the rules relating to retired persons of independent means preventing most non-British parents from join their British children in the UK

• Amended the Adult dependency rule so that only parents who are extremely and permanently ill can join their British children in the UK and even then the rules are financially contradictory making success marginal.

• Removed the appeal rights for family visitors
• Introduced a financial minimum income (above the minimum wage) for spousal visa and does not permit joint sponsorship.

You need an experienced UK immigration lawyer that fully understands the system to help you navigate the rules to assist with licensing your business, getting the correct UK immigration application, Immigration appeals.

The lead Immigration attorney was born in the UK and is a dual qualified in the UK and in the US with over 15 years UK immigration law experience having dealt with over 3000 UK immigration applications.  In 2004 She successfully pioneered and established a service in the UK providing assistance and Immigration training to over 35 citizens advice bureau (CAB) in the UK.

* The Schengen Area Member States are Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic ,Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Liechtenstein