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From November 2018, UK Visas and Immigration is introducing new, streamlined services, allowing customers in the UK to submit all necessary evidence and personal information to support their application quickly and securely through a simpler journey.
Source: https://www.freemovement.org.uk/…/28707 -UK_VCAS_information…

BREAKING NEWS in ETS / TOEIC cases:
Home Office notifies this morning that they will withdraw their appeal to the Supreme Court against the Court of Appeal’s judgement in Ahsan & Others. By this mornings decision, the Court of Appeal’s judgment becomes final and binding upon all parties and lower Courts.
This is an enormous victory and success for everyone who had received a s.10 decision or a decision with only an out-of-country right of appeal, on the basis of an accusatio...n of using proxy in a TOEIC test.
Kudos to all the counsels and fellow colleagues who has helped us achieve this justice (after a 4 year long battle) for the clients who will most likely now have to go through an in-country appeal process.
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A month-long free legal consultation for ETS/TOEIC victims. Organised by: Universal Solicitors The Court of Appeal allows lead appeals on ETS/TOEIC JRs (s10 & s94) & holds that “an out-of-country appeal would not satisfy the Appellants’ rights ... to a fair and effective procedure to challenge the decisions to remove them”. We, Universal Solicitors, represented for one the Appellant at Ahsan & Others v SSHD[2017] EWCA Civ 2009

যুগান্তকারী ETS/TOEIC কেসের রায়: ব্রিটেন থেকে আপীলের সুযোগ পাবে ভুক্তভোগীরা বিদেশি শিক্ষার্থীদের পক্ষে ব্রিটিশ আদালতের রায়
ইউনিভার্সাল সলিসিটর ফ্রি পরামর্শ দেবে পুরো ডিসেম্বর মাস
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Dear All,
We are pleased to inform you that we have organised a press conference to give a brief on the court of Appeal's decision on ETS/TOEIC out-of-country Appeal (Ahsan & Others v SSHD[2017] EWCA Civ 2009).
We are cordially inviting you to attend the conference, and your presence will be highly appropriated.
... Place: Universal Solicitors (94A Whitechapel High Street, London, E1 7RA). Date: 05 December 2017 (Today) Time: 7PM
Kind Regards,
Universal Solicitors
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Court of Appeal allows lead appeals on ETS/TOEIC JRs (s10 & s94) & holds that “an out-of-country appeal would not satisfy the Appellants’ rights ... to a fair and effective procedure to challenge the decisions to remove them”. We, Universal Solicitors, represented for one the Appellant at Ahsan & Others v SSHD[2017] EWCA Civ 2009

Universal Solicitors wanted to be the first to say Eid Mubarak to everyone around the world. We wish a very happy Eid-ul-Fitr to all who are celebrating. May this special day brings peace, happiness and prosperity to everyone. #EID_MUBARAK_2017 #EIDMUBARAK #Eidalfitr2017

Big Day in UK Immigration Law. Next Week Supreme Court Judgment date (22/02) on three big cases:
1. MM & Others v SSHD (minimum income threshold / £18,600) 2. SS (Congo) v SSHD (‘exceptionality test’ / test of ‘exceptional circumstances’) 3. Agyarko v SSHD (“insurmountable obstacles” test)
... This could become one of the most significant days in the UK Immigration since 09/07/2012.
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Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules HC667 was laid yesterday, 3 November 2016. The document weighs in at 90 pages, but many of the changes are to language rather than effect. The more significant changes are to Tier 2 skilled workers, for whom the minimum salary level is increased, to Tier 4, the introduction of a new English language requirement for family immigration and the abolition of the 28 day grace period for making out of time immigration applications.
Sour...ces:
https://www.gov.uk/gover…/…/changes-t o-the-immigration-rules
https://www.gov.uk/…/statement-of-chang es-to-the-immigratio…
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UPDATE ON ETS / TOEIC case:
Great Outcome in the Court of Appeal in SM & Qadir case in which we won the case in the Upper Tribunal for our client SM.
Today the Home Office's appeal has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal. The Court found that Upper Tribunal made no error of law in allowing SM's appeal and it's decision was in accordance with established law and legal principles.... Those applicants whose Judicial Review / appeal in the Court of Appeal have already been dismissed / refused, should immediately consider making further submissions / representation to the Home Office inviting them to reconsider the case as a whole in the light of the new Court of Appeal judgment.
Those applicants whose appeal is ongoing in the Court of Appeal / First-tier or Upper Tribunal should best prepare their case, as each case will be considered on its own merit and in the light of the evidence presented in the case as a whole.
So if you are a migrant who has been a victim of ETS/TOEIC cases than seek expert legal assistance in all cases, whatever your circumstances are. Universal Solicitors would be pleased to assist in your case.
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Government confirms that fees for immigration tribunal hearings will skyrocket on 10 October 2016.
First-tier tribunal Application for a decision on the papers: £80 ---> £490 Application for an oral hearing: £140 ---> £800... Application to the FTT for PTA to the UT: Nil ---> £455
Upper Tribunal Application to the UT for PTA to UT: Nil ---> £350 Appeal hearing: Nil ---> £510
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New successful case and testimonial on a visa extension for a Chinese spouse of a UK citizen. Financial Requirement was met using Savings, which were proceeds from property.
https://www.gov.uk/…/immigration-rules- appendix-fm-se-famil…

Universal Solicitors wanted to be the first to say Eid Mubarak to everyone around the world. We wish a very happy Eid-ul-Fitr to all who is celebrating. May this special day brings peace, happiness and prosperity to everyone. #EID_MUBARAK_2016 #EIDMUBARAK #Eidalfitr2016

Remarkable Success in TOEIC/ETS Case!



The recent judgement of the above case will open new window for the sufferer of TOEIC/ETS. Of course, it will show new light and hope to the affected students and migrants here in the UK and abroad.

Remarkable Success in TOEIC/ETS Case!



The recent judgement of the above case will open new window for the sufferer of TOEIC/ETS. Of course, it will show new light and hope to the affected students and migrants here in the UK and abroad.