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🛬 *** ISLE OF MAN IMMIGRATION *** 🛬 Humphrey & Helfrich The Isle of Man Immigration Rules (the "Rules"), which are based on and similar, but not identical to, the United Kingdom (UK) Immigration Rules, are made by the Minister for Isle of Man Treasury, and outline the practice to be followed in the administration of the Immigration Acts (as extended to the IOM), for regulating the entry into and the stay of persons in the IOM. Periodically the Treasury Minister makes changes to the Rules which are contained in a Statutory Document laid before Tynwald and catchily entitled: "Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules" (the "Statement"). On 31 October 2024 the changes to the Rules in the latest Statement (SD 2024/0178), which is approx. the 57th Statement to have been made since I first started specialising in Immigration law and practice back in 2007, came into effect (the "Latest Statement"). As, in my opinion, is generally the case, the Latest Statement available to download and read from the Isle of Man Government's official Gov.im website is clear and concise and includes at pages 16 to 20 an Explanatory Note which provides a very helpful lay explanation of those changes to the Rules effected by the Latest Statement. https://lnkd.in/eEZaWCaw Whilst I think it's relatively uncontroversial that the 900+ page Rules, despite following a fairly logical format, is a pretty difficult document to navigate, with many pit-falls for the unwary, the Statement really isn't, and I'd encourage anyone interested in IOM Immigration to read the Latest Statement. Given the amount of time that I, Chris Blackburn and the rest of the Humphrey & Helfrich Immigration / Relocation team, spend reading the Rules, it isn't too surprising that on occasion we will spot the odd typo / error, which we bring to the attention of an officer involved in the drafting of the Statement, and which, I am pleased to say, is invariably addressed in the next Statement. This informal collaboration does add an extra "interest-factor" for us when any new Statement is introduced and the Latest Statement doesn't disappoint. Credit to the Treasury's immigration team for its commitment to making, what is a complex and technical area of law, as clear and user friendly as possible. #immigration #isleofman #law #relocation

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Does the administrative procedure apply to the work of Police? This issue is currently debated in the context of implementation of the Law on Administrative Procedure in Ukraine. Here are my several thoughts on this subject. https://lnkd.in/dwEUC32i

Parole-In-Place (PIP) Update Starting date for applications: August 19, 2024 USCIS updated its information about the new Parole-in-Place process for certain family members who are married to U.S. citizen spouses and are seeking a green card inside the U.S. USCIS stated that eligible applicants may file their applications starting on August 19, 2024. ❗However, there is NO application form or filing process yet. USCIS will be releasing additional information about the forms, fees, and filing process soon. Do not submit any paperwork now or it will be rejected. Also, USCIS provided information about the supporting documents that applicants must present with their applications. Additional information can be found on the USCIS website. 👀For now, avoid scams and service providers that are falsely saying you can file your application now. ⚖If you have questions, consult with an immigration lawyer or authorized legal representative. 🔔We’ll be providing additional information as it becomes available. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to receive the latest news. 🔑Chavez & Valko - Your Key to Immigration Solutions Office number: 214-251-8011 or visit our website. #USCIS #parole #paroleinplace #workpermit #Immigration #GreenCard #MixedStatus #KeepingFamiliesTogether #ImmigrationLawyer

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