Missed the EU Settlement Scheme Deadline?

Don’t Panic. Our expert solicitors specialise in late applications, guiding you through the complex ‘reasonable grounds’ requirements for a successful outcome.

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Did you miss the June 30, 2021 deadline for the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS)?

The deadline has passed, but it is not too late to apply. Thousands of people have successfully made late EU Settlement applications. However, applying after the deadline is more complex and requires you to provide evidence of a “reasonable ground” for your delay.

This can be a stressful and confusing process, leaving you feeling uncertain about your future in the UK. Without a valid status, you could face difficulties with employment, housing, and access to services.

We understand your stress and are here to help. Our experienced team of immigration solicitors can take the burden off your shoulders and build a robust case for your late application.


Understanding “Reasonable Grounds” for a Late EUSS Application

To be eligible for a late application, you must provide a compelling reason for missing the deadline. The Home Office has specific criteria for what constitutes a “reasonable ground.”

This is a critical part of your application, and a weak or unsupported reason will lead to refusal. Our solicitors have a proven track record of successfully navigating these complex rules and identifying valid grounds, which can include:

  • Vulnerability: You were a victim of domestic abuse, human trafficking, or coercion.
  • Medical Reasons: You had a serious medical condition or a significant illness.
  • Lack of Awareness: You had no knowledge of the EUSS or its deadline due to factors like age, disability, or lack of access to information.
  • Specific Circumstances: You were a child, a care leaver, or had another compelling practical or compassionate reason (e.g., a family bereavement or a sudden change in personal circumstances).
  • Technical Issues: You had difficulty with the application process or providing required evidence.

We will listen to your story, identify your valid reasons, and help you gather the necessary evidence to prove your case.


Our Bespoke Process for a Successful Late Application

Navigating a late EUSS application can be overwhelming. We streamline the entire process, providing clear, step-by-step guidance to take the stress out of your hands.

Step 1: Expert Assessment

We begin with a detailed consultation to understand your unique circumstances and assess if you have valid “reasonable grounds” for a late application. This is a critical first step to ensure your case has the best chance of success.

Step 2: Building Your Case

Our solicitors will help you compile all the required evidence and prepare a comprehensive legal submission that explains your reasons for applying late in a clear and compelling manner. We handle all the paperwork and communication with the Home Office.

Step 3: Submission & Follow-Up

We will submit your application on your behalf and manage all correspondence with the UKVI until a decision is reached. Our team will be with you every step of the way, providing updates and support.


Why Choose Our Solicitors for Your Late EUSS Application?

  • Unrivalled Expertise: Our team specialises in UK immigration law, with extensive experience in challenging and complex applications like the EUSS late application.
  • Stress-Free Process: We handle the legal complexities so you can focus on what matters. We pride ourselves on providing a clear, supportive, and stress-free service.
  • Bespoke Legal Strategy: Your situation is unique. We do not use a one-size-fits-all approach. We build a tailored legal strategy designed for your specific circumstances.
  • High Success Rate: Our commitment to thoroughness and attention to detail helps ensure a successful outcome for our clients.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is it too late to apply for settled status?

No, it is not. While the main deadline has passed, you can still apply…


Don’t risk your future in the UK. Secure your status with expert legal guidance.

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