Your human rights and compelling compassionate circumstances are taken into consideration when granting discretionary leave to remain, which is done outside of the immigration rules.
Discretionary Leave Applications Outside The Immigration Rules
Human rights and the applicant’s compelling compassionate circumstances are taken into consideration when granting discretionary leave to remain, which is done outside of the immigration rules. The discretionary leave is based on the Secretary of State for the Home Department’s (SSHD’s) discretion in favour of the applicant due to the applicant’s unique, compelling, and compassionate circumstances. As a result, even if the applicant does not satisfy the Immigration Rules’ requirements for the grant of leave to remain, the Secretary of State for the Home Department’s (SSHD’s) discretion may be exercised and leave to remain may be granted. The Home Office UKVI now grants discretionary leave to remain (DLR) via the 10-year road to settlement.
We can offer immigration advice and legal representation for the following cases involving discretionary leave as specialised immigration solicitors:
- Initial Application For Discretionary Leave
- Extension Of Discretionary Leave
- ILR – Discretionary Leave
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