Asylum claim withdrawals
This fact sheet contains information on what to do if your asylum claim is treated as ‘withdrawn’ if you don’t have a lawyer
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT IMMIGRATION, ASYLUM & NATIONALITY
This fact sheet contains information on what to do if your asylum claim is treated as ‘withdrawn’ if you don’t have a lawyer
This fact sheet contains information on how to make an appeal to the immigration and asylum tribunal if you don’t yet have a lawyer.
This fact sheet includes information on what leaving care support is, who is entitled to it and the impact of a immigration status on the right to support.
The age of an unaccompanied child is extremely important. It determines a child’s access to education and support, effects the way in which their asylum claim is processed and can even be a decisive factor in a claim for asylum.
This page provides information on finding a legal representative for migrant and refugee children in England and Wales.
This page provides information on legal aid for migrant and refugee children in England and Wales. Legal aid is funding provided by the government to help meet the costs of some types of legal advice to people otherwise unable to afford legal representation.
A coalition of government and NGO organisations produced this good practice guidance to assist front line social workers in conducting age assessments of unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the UK.
This page provides information on the role of appropriate adult during an age assessment, and outlines the limitations of the role, why it is important and who should do it.