Category: ILPA documents

Contents Please note that due to staff annual leave, the next edition of the weekly member email will be on Thursday 24 April 2025. Any urgent updates will be circulated […]

The Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association (ILPA) is extremely concerned that, once again, senior politicians and media outlets appear to be fostering a climate of hostility towards immigration practitioners and judges.  […]

Following a request from the Home Office for our input regarding the role of legal representatives in safeguarding clients who present a vulnerability not previously known to them, we sent them […]

ILPA sent the below letter to the Home Office on 8 April 2025 setting out an issue concerning the fee waiver process for children of victims of domestic abuse who […]

ILPA sent the below response on 8 April 2025 to the ICIBI’s inspection of the Home Office’s management of administrative reviews of decisions made under the Immigration Rules. Our thanks […]

Contents Thank you to everyone who attended ILPA’s first-ever Student Sponsors Conference last week, with particular thanks to Co-chairs Tom Brett Young and Anna Blackden, and to all our speakers. […]

Further to our letter to the Home Secretary of 26 February 2025 and the Home Office response of 3 March 2025, we have sent a letter to Dame Karen Bradley […]

ILPA submitted a response to the Ministry of Justice’s Consultation on increases to civil legal aid fees for Housing and Debt work, and Immigration and Asylum work on 21 March […]

Contents Thank you to those members who have completed our survey on the MoJ’s proposals to increase legal aid fees. The survey closes tomorrow so we would be very grateful […]