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Melvyn Everson & Co. Services

IMMIGRATION LAW

Melvyn Everson & Co. is a firm of lawyers who specialise in UK Immigration, Nationality and Asylum Law. We are authorised by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC). Below is a detailed list of the services we offer:

  • Visitors: Applications for tourists, swiching to remain as a visitor, family visitors, business visitors, marriage visitors, medical visitors, carers, working holidaymakers and transit visitors.


  • Students: Applications for entry clearance, switching to remain as a student, student extensions, students re-sitting exams, students writing up their thesis, student nurses, postgraduate doctors and dentists and medical graduates taking the Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board (PLAB) test.


  • Study-related and trainee categories: Academic visitors, au pairs, training and work experience (TWES), student intern work permits, international graduate scheme (IGS).


  • Workers: Immigration Employment Documents (IED)-business and commercial work permits: sportspersons, entertainers, unit companies, cultural artists, technical/support staff, actors, General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), Sectors Based Scheme (SBS), Seasonal Agricultural Workers' Scheme (SAWS), Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP); leave to enter and remain for dependents in the aforementioned categories, and settlement.


  • Permit-free employment: Media representatives, sole representatives, private servants of diplomats, domestic workers, overseas government employees, ministers of religion, missionaries and members of religious orders, operational ground staff of overseas airlines, ancestry (Commonwealth nationals with British-born grandparents), au pairs, teachers and language assistants and voluntary workers.


  • Business persons: Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP), business-people, lawyers, innovators, investors, 'writers, composers and artists' and retired persons of independent means. Where appropriate, leave, family and settlement in the aforementioned categories.


  • British Nationality: British citizen- naturalization and registration, British Overseas Territories citizen (BOTC), British Overseas citizen (BOC), British National (Overseas) (BN(O)), British Protected Person (BPP), British subject and right of abode.


  • Family members: Leave to enter and remain as spouses, unmarried partners, same-sex partners, fiance(e)s, dependent minor children and other dependent relatives.


  • Asylum and Human Rights: Including compasionate, discretionary/exceptional leave and humanitarian protection; refugee family reunion.


  • Concession applications: long residence (10 and 14-year rules, and between 10 and 14 years), domestic violence, domestic servants, persons caring for a friend or relative in the UK, enforcement against people with a spouse settled in the UK (DP/2/93 and DP/3/96), enforcement against people with an unmarried partner settled in the UK, enforcement against families with children who have long residence in the UK (7-year concession), enforcement against unaccompanied children, enforcement against those aged over 65, people with serious health conditions and those granted a recommendation by an immigration judge.


  • EEA applications: EEA family permits and residence documents (for employed, self-employed, involuntary unemployment, temporary incapability to work, self-sufficeint persons, students, and retired persons), leave where there is a breakdown of marriage or EEA national spouse leaves the UK, fiance(e)s; parents and carers of EEA national children, family members of self-employed persons who have died, more distant family members, Workers Registration Scheme (WRS) and Association Agreements. Where appropriate, leave, family and settlement in the aforementioned categories.


  • We are registered and authorised by the OISC.


For further information or to book your initial consultation, contact Ivan Coomber using the provided form, found at the top of the page, or call 0207 345 5256 or 07939 533 877.
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Melvyn Everson & Co. Services

IMMIGRATION LAW

Melvyn Everson & Co. is a firm of lawyers who specialise in UK Immigration, Nationality and Asylum Law. We are authorised by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC). Below is a detailed list of the services we offer:

  • Visitors: Applications for tourists, swiching to remain as a visitor, family visitors, business visitors, marriage visitors, medical visitors, carers, working holidaymakers and transit visitors.


  • Students: Applications for entry clearance, switching to remain as a student, student extensions, students re-sitting exams, students writing up their thesis, student nurses, postgraduate doctors and dentists and medical graduates taking the Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board (PLAB) test.


  • Study-related and trainee categories: Academic visitors, au pairs, training and work experience (TWES), student intern work permits, international graduate scheme (IGS).


  • Workers: Immigration Employment Documents (IED)-business and commercial work permits: sportspersons, entertainers, unit companies, cultural artists, technical/support staff, actors, General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), Sectors Based Scheme (SBS), Seasonal Agricultural Workers' Scheme (SAWS), Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP); leave to enter and remain for dependents in the aforementioned categories, and settlement.


  • Permit-free employment: Media representatives, sole representatives, private servants of diplomats, domestic workers, overseas government employees, ministers of religion, missionaries and members of religious orders, operational ground staff of overseas airlines, ancestry (Commonwealth nationals with British-born grandparents), au pairs, teachers and language assistants and voluntary workers.


  • Business persons: Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP), business-people, lawyers, innovators, investors, 'writers, composers and artists' and retired persons of independent means. Where appropriate, leave, family and settlement in the aforementioned categories.


  • British Nationality: British citizen- naturalization and registration, British Overseas Territories citizen (BOTC), British Overseas citizen (BOC), British National (Overseas) (BN(O)), British Protected Person (BPP), British subject and right of abode.


  • Family members: Leave to enter and remain as spouses, unmarried partners, same-sex partners, fiance(e)s, dependent minor children and other dependent relatives.


  • Asylum and Human Rights: Including compasionate, discretionary/exceptional leave and humanitarian protection; refugee family reunion.


  • Concession applications: long residence (10 and 14-year rules, and between 10 and 14 years), domestic violence, domestic servants, persons caring for a friend or relative in the UK, enforcement against people with a spouse settled in the UK (DP/2/93 and DP/3/96), enforcement against people with an unmarried partner settled in the UK, enforcement against families with children who have long residence in the UK (7-year concession), enforcement against unaccompanied children, enforcement against those aged over 65, people with serious health conditions and those granted a recommendation by an immigration judge.


  • EEA applications: EEA family permits and residence documents (for employed, self-employed, involuntary unemployment, temporary incapability to work, self-sufficeint persons, students, and retired persons), leave where there is a breakdown of marriage or EEA national spouse leaves the UK, fiance(e)s; parents and carers of EEA national children, family members of self-employed persons who have died, more distant family members, Workers Registration Scheme (WRS) and Association Agreements. Where appropriate, leave, family and settlement in the aforementioned categories.


  • We are registered and authorised by the OISC.


For further information or to book your initial consultation, contact Ivan Coomber using the provided form, found at the top of the page, or call 0207 345 5256 or 07939 533 877.
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