Resource Type: Digitalisation

Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association Working Group on Digitalisation

Home Office Documents | Key Documents

Customers who are unable to sign their passport: caseworker guidance (3 July 2024).

Guidance updated to tell DAP (Digital Application Processing) examiners how to update a passport when there is no Unable to Sign task shown on DAP.
ILPA documents | Digitalisation

ILPA Letter to the Home Office Re: Delay in Roll-out of ‘Public Beta’ for Individuals to Create a UKVI Account Without Invitation (02 July 2024)

ILPA has sent the below letter to the Home Office regarding the delay in roll-out of ‘public beta’ for individuals to create a UKVI account without invitation. See also our […]
ILPA documents | Digitalisation

ILPA Letter to Home Officer Re: ‘No Time Limit’ applications and other related concerns (20 June 2024)

Please see below ILPA’s letter to the Home Office of 20 June 2024 in which we raise significant concerns regarding ‘No Time Limit’ applications and other related issues.
ILPA documents | Digitalisation

ILPA sends joint open letter to the Home Office setting out significant concerns over the UK’s transition to eVisas (11 June 2024)

ILPA has written to the Home Office to express considerable concerns with the processes involved in the digitalisation of immigration status in the UK. Our letter sets out five cross-cutting […]
Minutes | Digitalisation

Draft Summary of ILPA Digitalisation Working Group Meeting (28 May 2024)
Minutes | Digitalisation

Draft Summary of ILPA Digitalisation Working Group Meeting (Thursday 11 April 2024)
Minutes | Digitalisation

Draft Minutes of ILPA Digitalisation Working Group Meeting (Thursday 7 March 2024)
Home Office Documents | Key Documents

Apply for an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) (4 April 2024).

British overseas territories passport holders do not need an ETA
Home Office Documents | Key Documents

Electronic travel authorisation: caseworker guidance (4 April 2024).

Updated details of the staged rollout, and added a definition of an overstay.