Our expert immigration solicitors can provide the required legal help and assistance for your private life and Discretionary Leave to Remain (DLR) applications.
Private Life Applications Under Paragraph 276ADE Of The Immigration Rules
You can apply for leave to remain on the basis of your private life in the UK which you have established as a result of your residence in the UK. Applications for leave to remain on the basis of private life in the UK are made under paragraph 276ADE of the Immigration Rules. Such applications are usually made using the application form FLR (FP).
Following are the various applications which can be made to the Home Office UKVI based on private life established in the UK:
Application Based On 20 Years Long Residence
7 Years Continuous Residence By A Child In The UK [Seven Years Child Residence Rule]
Application On The Basis Of Very Significant Obstacles To Integration In Country Of Origin
Application On The Basis Of Being Over 18, Under 25 And Living Half Of The Life Continuously In The UK
Dicretionary Leave To Remain (DLR) Applications
Discretionary Leave to Remain is granted outside the Immigration Rules and is based on compelling and compassionate circumstances of the applicant. The discretionary leave is based on discretion of the Secretary of State for the Home Department (SSHD) in favour of the applicant due to particular compelling and compassionate circumstances of the applicant and therefore despite not meeting the requirements of the Immigration Rules for the grant of leave to remain, the Secretary of State for the Home Department (SSHD) can exercise her discretion and grant someone discretionary leave to remain.
Discretionary Leave To Remain (DLR) - 6 Years Route
Renewal Of Discretionary Leave (6 Years Route) |
ILR Under Discretionary Leave (10 Years Route) |
Discretionary Leave To Remain (DLR) - 10 Years Route
Initial Application For Discretionary Leave (10 Years Route) |
Renewal Of Discretionary Leave (10 Years Route) |
ILR Under Discretionary Leave (10 Years Route) |