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ARTICLE · 03 OCTOBER 2022

Private Life (Adult Dependent Relative) Appeal Allowed

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In May 2022 Alexandra Pease and Jasmine Theilgaard, working together with Bernie Wood and Olivia Waddell and our dedicated team of legal associates, achieved a successful result on behalf of our client.

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In May 2022 Alexandra Pease and Jasmine Theilgaard, working together with Bernie Wood and Olivia Waddell and our dedicated team of legal associates, achieved a successful result on behalf of our client. She had entered the UK as a visitor, her health had deteriorated during the Covid-19 period and her family were deeply concerned, as was she, about her ability to return to Georgia without support. The matter progressed through the appeal process and was ultimately successful.

Background to the Case

This case involved a 72 year old national of Georgia, She entered the UK as a Visitor in November 2019 and extended her leave in line with successive Home Office coronavirus policies. In August 2020 she made an application for leave to remain as an adult dependent relative, in accordance with the Home Office's published policy in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. While in the UK the Appellant had been living with her daughter and her son-in-law.

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