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.

Facing a UK visa refusal? Latitude Law explores why visit visa applications are often refused, highlighting Home Office challenges and solutions like judicial review or reapplication. Learn key requirements, common refusal reasons, and how to strengthen your evidence for a successful UK visit visa application.

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.

This guide outlines the essential documents required for a UK Visitor Visa, covering passports, financial evidence, travel plans, and ties to your home country. Latitude Law highlights the importance of thorough preparation to meet UKVI’s strict requirements and avoid refusal.

Latitude Law presents the top 5 common reasons for refusals of Leave to Remain in the UK, from suitability and eligibility issues to document errors and deception. This guide explores the complexities of the Immigration Rules, offering insights to help applicants avoid pitfalls and navigate the process with confidence.

The application process for settlement or indefinite leave to remain can be complex, with varying requirements depending on your immigration category. Our experienced solicitors are here to provide advice and assistance, whether you need information about the application process, the costs involved or help completing the form.

A recent UK court ruling granting entry to a Palestinian family has sparked political controversy. However, the case was misrepresented—the family followed Home Office guidelines, using the most similar application form available. Latitude Law explores the legal basis of the decision, clarifies misconceptions, and examines the role of human rights law in immigration cases.

Under the UK Immigration Rules, certain visa routes enable you to take up permanent residence in the country, and eventually apply for British citizenship. This comes with a number of benefits, including the ability to live, work and vote without any restrictions imposed by UK immigration laws. During the British citizenship application process, you must supply a number of necessary documents to support your application and prove that you meet the eligibility requirements.