20 Years Private Life
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20 Years Private Life
The 20-Year Private Life route offers a pathway to regularise a person’s immigration status if a person has lived in the UK continuously, whether lawfully or unlawfully, for at least 20 years.
Under paragraph 276ADE(1)(iii) of the Immigration Rules (and now Appendix Private Life), individuals who meet the residence requirement may apply for limited leave to remain based on their long residence and established private life in the UK.
This route does not grant immediate settlement, but it allows individuals to remain lawfully in the UK and, over a further period of 10 years of lawful continuous residence, they become eligible for Indefinite Leave to Remain.
At Angelov Solicitors, we help clients prepare strong applications by evidencing continuous residence and demonstrating significant ties to life in the UK. If you have been in the UK for 20 years or more, we can advise you on your options under the private life route.
How Can Angelov Solicitors Help?
Detailed Assessment of Full Immigration History
During our initial consultation, we will carry out a review of your immigration history. We will identify any potential risks to your continuous residence and advise on how to address them effectively. We will comment on prospects of success.
Detailed Written Legal Advice & Documents
Once we are instructed on a full representation basis, we will provide you with written legal advice that clearly explains your eligibility, addresses any concerns, including practical guidance on what documents you need to gather and how to overcome any weaknesses.
Comprehensive Letter of Representations
We will prepare a detailed, well-structured Letter of Representations to carefully explain how you meet the requirements and addressing any issues in line with the Immigration Rules and guidance.
Need Assistance with Your Private Life Application?
To discuss your UK Immigration application with one of our solicitors, contact our lawyers on 020 8088 2555, complete our contact form below, or book a free 15 minutes complimentary discussion.