Continuous residence guidance and continuous residence periods are crucial for meeting the 10-year qualifying period.
The 10-year period begins from the date you arrived in the UK with a valid visa, or were granted permission to stay in the UK, considering factors that may break continuous residence.
Our experienced immigration solicitors can guide you through the residence order rules and support you throughout the application process. They can also help you navigate the long residence route and understand the long residence rules.
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To support your long residence application, you will need to provide various documents to the Home Office. These include:
You may also need to supply other documents such as tenancy agreements, utility bills and proof of employment.
If any documents aren’t in English or Welsh, you will need to supply a certified translation of these.
Having the correct paperwork is very important to your application. Immigration control and immigration laws often dictate the types of documents required and the legal framework within which your application is processed. An experienced immigration solicitor from Jones Whyte will be able to support you and ensure you have all the correct documentation.
Jones Whyte have helped with many different immigration cases. These include:
Contact Jones Whyte immigration lawyers today.