Immigration related Brexit issues
Although the UK has left the EU, the rights of EU/EEA nationals are still an important issue for businesses.
Although the UK has left the EU, the rights of EU/EEA nationals are still an important issue for businesses.
Any EU/EEA national, and their family members, living in the UK before the end of December 2020 will need to register with the Home Office to continue living and working in the UK. Whether you are an individual looking to navigate the process, or a business looking to retain employees, we can provide Brexit related immigration advice.
From January 2021 there will be a new Points Based System for people moving to the UK, and it will change the way businesses recruit from overseas.
Stuart is an accredited specialist in immigration law and a Partner in our Litigation division in Glasgow.
We cut through the jargon to provide you with clear advice on how to make an application, and any evidence that might be needed. We can help by:
We are a team of knowledgeable and committed specialists, with a huge breadth of experience that we can apply to any individual or any family's particular circumstances, no matter how complicated or unusual. We are approachable and will make time for you. The team is Ranked Tier one in Legal 500 for 2018/19 and top ranked by Chambers and Partners.
We provide support to EEA nationals and their family members to prepare applications for registration certificates, residence cards and permanent residence. We can prepare application forms on your behalf, provide a list of supporting documents, review draft applications prepared by you and even liaise with your employer to help them provide you with the correct evidence.
We have offices located in the centre of Edinburgh and Glasgow, and we also offer appointments by Skype and FaceTime to fit your schedule.
We recognise that every case is different, and your circumstances won't be the same as someone else's. That's why we offer bespoke fixed fee packages for advising you on your options and assisting with your application.
After an initial free discussion by email or phone, we will provide you with a range of fixed fee support packages to choose from. If you would prefer an hourly rate we'll provide a clear indication of the likely fee based on an agreed scope of work.