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Georgina Hellawell

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Georgina is a Senior Paralegal in Doyle Clayton’s City office. Currently assisting the Business Immigration team, Georgina has worked with both national and international law firms within Immigration since completing her law degree back in 2018.

Jasmine Randall

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Jasmine is a paralegal based in Doyle Clayton’s City office, currently assisting the Business Immigration Team.

The Legal 500 2025: Doyle Clayton maintains its Tier 1 ranking

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We are proud to be recognised by Legal 500 once again. Our Employment, Immigration and Education teams have again received top rankings, and a number of individuals in the firm have been recognised.

Labour Government announces FIRST Statement of Changes HC 217

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On 10 September 2024, Keir Starmer’s Labour government published its first Statement of Changes (HC217) (a mere 78 pages) announcing, amongst other things, the forthcoming changes to the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) Scheme, some changes to visas for Jordanians and an update to the Appendix Skilled Worker Occupation Codes in the Immigration Rules.

Error with Going Rates for certain Skilled Worker Occupation Codes!

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On 28 August 2024, the Home Office notified licensed sponsors via their online Sponsor licence Management System (SMS) account, that, after the Immigration Rules changes of April 2024 contained in HC 590 , the current Appendix Skilled Worker Occupation Codes of the Immigration Rules contains several errors.

Evisas Transition: Why Legacy Paper Document Holders Need to Act Now

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As the UK’s immigration system turns digital with the rollout of eVisas, it is important for individuals holding paper documents confirming their indefinite leave to remain in the UK to take action promptly.

General Election 2024: What changes can employers expect?

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With a new Labour Government, what changes can employer expect regarding employment and immigration laws.

Be Prepared for a Home Office Compliance Visit: Top Tips for Student Sponsors

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Listen as Immigration experts Anna Blackden and Briar Koko discuss how schools should prepare for a Home Office Compliance Visit and their top tips for student sponsors.

Going digital: Transition to eVisas for Biometric Residence Permit holders

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What does the Home Office plan to develop a border and immigration system which is 'digital by default', mean for existing Biometric Residence Permit holders, and the role that UK employers and education institutions can play in the transition process.

Expansion of Visitor rules and Youth Mobility Scheme announced

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The UK Government has released a new Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules, published 7 December, which, amongst other things, makes changes to the Visitor route and Youth Mobility Scheme.