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Stateless Persons, Scotland
Get in touchA stateless person is one who is not recognised as a citizen of any country. This means they cannot benefit from the rights associated with being a citizen of a country.
There are various ways one can be made stateless. However, most stateless people are refugees.
If you are a stateless person, Jones Whyte immigration lawyers can advise you and help ensure your status is settled.
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Stateless person – legal definition
Statelessness occurs in the UK if you are not recognised as a citizen of any other country and you do not have permission to live permanently in any country.
If this is the case, you can make a stateless application. To gain permission to stay in the UK as a stateless person, both conditions must be made.
These are:
- You are not recognised as a citizen of a country.
- You are unable to live permanently in any country.
Before making an application to remain as a stateless person, you must have had a claim for asylum refused.
Our experienced immigration lawyers can help you make an application to remain in the UK as a stateless person.
We will support you throughout the process and work to ensure issues are resolved in your favour.
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As experienced immigration lawyers, we have the knowledge to help you with your case.
Some of the cases we have dealt with are:
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