Successful application for leave to remain in the UK as a dependent child of a Tier 2 migrant under the Points Based System
By Rakhi Singal
Rakhi Singal is Founder, Director and Head of Family Law at RVS Solicitors. Studying at Bournemouth University and BPP Law School, Rakhi quickly gained a profile in the industry for her work. After creating and successfully managing the Family Law & Civil Litigation department at a leading Legal 500 law firm in London, a role that she was headhunted for, she got the idea to create a law firm in her own image. RVS Solicitors was created and has subsequently helped hundreds to achieve their legal goals, start new futures and obtain justice. A highly regarded family lawyer in the UK, Rakhi gained industry recognition for her relentless attitude, negotiation skills and her ability to always stay calm under pressure and provides a high level of expertise, knowledge and service to our clients every day.
Children often are the most affected ones when it comes to a breakdown of marriage. Their home and living environment change forever when the parents decide to terminate their relationship or marriage. It can be more overwhelming when one of the parents also decides to relocate to another country, which results in more complex matters as there will also be the Immigration aspect to consider. Our specialist Immigration team work cautiously and promptly to make the whole process as smooth as possible for the relevant child and parent.
Dependent children of PBS migrants can obtain leave to remain in the UK, even if one parent is no longer in the family picture. Like every other UK visa and leave to remain application, there are essential requirements which must be met and supporting evidence which must be provided. Our specialist Immigration department are here to guide you through the whole process, to make sure your child is not separated from you when you immigrate to the UK.
Contact our experienced Immigration team on 020 3372 5125 or fill in the online enquiry form for a quick free discussion of your circumstances and options available.
