Pride Before Prejudice is now open for business! Go to their website, scroll down, and click on the Book Now button on the practice area that is right for you.
Huge congratulations to our partners at Pride Beats Prejudice, Clyde & Co and McKenzie Baker.
If your BRP card is expiring on 31st December 2024 you will need to have this replaced with an E-Visa by registering for an E-visa account with the Home Office. This service is free. This link will take you to the Government website where you can apply for your E-visa account.
Please note that this does not mean that your leave to remain/visa is expiring. Please check your letter from the Home Office explaining your grant of leave to find out the date your leave to remain is expiring which may be different to 31st December 2024.
If you are having difficulty registering for the E-visa account yourself, the Home Office has published a list of organisations who are helping people to register for their E-Visa account for free. If you live in England, you should contact Migrant Help at:
Migrant Help
Telephone: 07483 170100
Email: evisa@migranthelpuk.org
For those who may need further assistance, they can use the Home Office’s webchat here.
If you want legal advice about this, the Law Centre can provide one-off advice at the immigration law evening advice clinic. We cannot register your E-Visa account for you at this session but we can advise you on how to do this. To book yourself onto a session please ring the Law Centre on 020 7538 4909.
We are delighted to announce we’ve been awarded a two year grant from the Access to Justice Foundation.
This will help us expand our evening clinics, which help people needing legal advice across the borough. As part of this, we are recruiting a new 2 days per week Pro Bono Development Worker. Head over to our Jobs page if you want to apply!
We are delighted to be involved in Pride Beats Prejudice, one of the very few legal clinics focusing on the LGBT+ community. Read more about this exciting initiative here: