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Asylum & Illegal Immigration

If you had to flow your home country because of your fear of persecution on the basis of your race, religion, nationality, political opinion or anything else that puts you at risk because of the social, cultural, religious or political situation in your country and if you are unable to return home, you may be allowed to stay in the UK if the authorities find your claim to be credible. To be able to stay in the UK as a refugee you must be unable to live safely in any part of your own country because you fear persecution there.

LS Legal Solicitors mainly specialises in political asylum and has a successful record of cases where people received political refuge in the UK.

Having to leave your home, not being able to see your friends and family members, and being plagued by uncertainty - we understand that the process of claiming asylum is stressful. LS Legal Solicitors has big experience of handling the sensitive cases and you will be supported on every stage of the process.

Overstayers and Illegal Immigrants

LS Legal Solicitors have experience in helping people who have no legal basis to stay in the United Kingdom in regularising their status, so they can continue to reside lawfully.

There are number of ways for illegal immigrants to stay in the UK:

• You have been living in the UK for over 20 years legally or illegally or a combination of this.
• You are aged between 18 and 24 and have lived in the UK for more than half of your life.
• You are under the age of 18 years and has lived continuously in the UK for at least 7 years.
• You are married to an EU national.
• You are married to a British national and it is virtually impossible for you to live in any other country due to the circumstances beyond your control.
• Returning to your home country would be dangerous.
• You have strong family or private life ties in the UK
• You have children in the UK
• You are a victim of a domestic violence
• Your removal is a violation of your human rights

Every person's live is unique and there is no same case in our practice. You may have different options how to stay in the UK based on your particular circumstances. Our solicitors will assess your options carefully and provide most suitable advice.

Bail, Detention and Temporary Admission

In exercising immigration control, the Home Office may detain and remove people who has no lawful basis to remain in the United Kingdom. Depending on your circumstances, for example, if there is a strong case in favour of your release, you may be released from detention on a temporary basis.

If you have not been yet detained and are asking the Home Office not to detain you, you may be granted Temporary Admission that allows you to stay in the country until the decision is made on any of your immigration matter.

If you are already detained, however, you may make an application for bail, that may enable you to stay in the UK temporarily until the decision is made on any of your immigration matter. Bail enables sureties to be taken and forfeited should the person fail to comply with any bail conditions. An initial application for bail is made to the Home Office and if this is refused, you may make a bail application can be made to the First-tier Tribunal.

When Temporary Admission or Bail is granted, it is granted for a limited period usually with conditions attached. If you fail to meet these conditions, you will be detained.

LS Legal Solicitors has a proven record of successful release of the detained people.

Please contact our firm on 020 81 44 55 88, via email on info@LSLegaLUK.com or use the contact box to discuss your matter or make an appointment.