As a solicitor at Latitude Law, Keelin Claffey explains when indefinite leave to remain (ILR) can be cancelled, including two-year absences, deportation, deception, or ceasing refugee status. Discover if political changes threaten your ILR and how applying for British citizenship protects you—wait just 12 months post-ILR (or immediately if married to a British citizen). Contact Latitude Law for personalised advice on ILR revocation risks and naturalisation eligibility. Subscribe for UK immigration updates!
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