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Appeal Success - Grant of Permanent residence
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- 10 Oct, 2018
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We represented a non-EEA national client who had been refused Permanent residence twice before seeing us. Complications had arisen due to her ex-husband’s prison sentence and their subsequent divorce. We were successful on appeal and our client granted Permanent Residence
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