In recent years the Home Office has used policies, concessions and instructions to supplement the immigration rules. Some give rights beyond the rules, or show how discretion might be exercised in a particular case. Others gloss the rights of refugees, asylum seekers, persons with discretionary leave to remain; elsewhere they explain the detention process, exceptions from enforcement action, and access to obtaining nationality.

But policies are difficult to locate in the public domain. Despite this, knowledge of them is vital if the immigration lawyer is to serve their client’s best interests. They can make the difference between success and failure of an application or appeal.

HJT Training and ILPA now bring you a compilation of these vital materials.

We provide:

A compilation of past and present Home Office policies and concessions

The material text of each policy, its author, and a reference to any judicial consideration, and where available, its date of publication and cessation

A categorisation of policy by subject area into 32 chapters, and in addition indexed, for ease of reference

Titles:
1. A Compilation of Immigration and Asylum Policies of the Home Office
Volume 1: Regular Migration Under the Immigration Rules
(See individual listings below for a more detailed synopsis)

2. A Compilation of Immigration and Asylum Policies of the Home Office
Volume 2: Asylum and Other Forms of Protection; Enforcement Action
(See individual listings below for a more detailed synopsis)

Ordered separately Volumes 1 and 2 are priced at £38.50 each, but together they are on offer for the price of £62.00 in total, so why not take advantage of this combined discount!

Discounts for bulk orders available if you contact the hjt office at enquiries@hjt-training.co.uk specifying the number of publications you wish to order.