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WEB 3086 EU Settlement Scheme Late Applications
Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Description:
The deadline for applications to the EU Settlement Scheme for the majority of people was 30 June 2021. However, people can make late applications if there are “reasonable grounds” to do so. Despite the deadline being nearly four years ago, people are still applying to the EU Settlement Scheme.
What is the latest data on EU Settlement Scheme applications and outcomes?
What are the deadlines?
To appeal late and/or apply late?
What does “reasonable grounds” mean?
What is the difference when it comes to Joining Family Members?
How are applications being decided by the Home Office?
What is current “best” practice?
What are the rights of people who have late applications submitted to the Home Office?
How does article 18 of the Withdrawal Agreement work in the context of late applications to the EU Settlement Scheme?
What are the remedies?
Audience: Practitioners working with EU Settlement Scheme case who are supporting clients with late applications (IAA level 2, solicitors and barristers).
Type of Course: Practical, strategic and providing a latest update.
Tutors: Eva Doerr, Garden Court Chambers and Luke Piper, Work Rights Centre.
Eva is a barrister at Garden Court Chambers. Her practice focuses on immigration, asylum and public law, having worked in this field since 2015. She has developed a particular interest and experience in EU free movement law and the impact of Brexit on EEA nationals and their family members.
Luke is Head of Immigration and a solicitor at the Work Rights Centre. The Work Rights Centre supports clients with numerous immigration application types including late applications to the EU Settlement Scheme. Luke was previously Head of Advocacy and Policy at the3million during the development and implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement.