From 11 November 2025, the UK Home Office will replace Part 9: Grounds for Refusal with a new unified framework – Part Suitability. This update reshapes how suitability and good character are assessed across visa routes, including family applications. Latitude Law explains what these changes mean for future immigration decisions.

Learn about the common pitfalls in maintaining a sponsor licence. Non-compliance can be costly and take up precious management time to rectify. Read our guide now.

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On 10 February 2025, the Home Office updated their Nationality: Good Character guidance which explains how one’s history, both criminal, immigration and otherwise will affect their naturalisation application.

This blog outlines the routes through which children can become British citizens, including by birth in the UK, registration under the British Nationality Act 1981, and adoption, with a clear explanation of eligibility criteria.

This blog from Latitude Law breaks down the referee requirements for UK citizenship applications in 2025, covering key differences for adults, children, and overseas applicants. Learn who qualifies, what roles are accepted, and how to meet Home Office expectations.

Preparing all the correct documents for a visa application can be stressful and confusing. Find out what to do if you don’t have original documents here.

Discover dual nationality with Latitude Law. Learn its benefits, like UK residency and travel freedom, and challenges, including tax implications. Understand British citizenship requirements, application cost, and ETA rules for dual nationals without a British passport.