Reasonable grounds for late applications to the EU settlement scheme - Bukunmi Osuntoki - 21 January 2022

21 January 2022 – Although the EUSS deadline might have passed, Bukunmi Osuntoki encourages EEA nationals and family members to assess their eligibility as all hope may not be lost – even where there are excess absences.

Please note these videos are for general information only and must not be used as a substitute for legal advice. You should always take legal advice which is tailored to your specific circumstances. Please contact a member of the immigration team for more information.

Reasonable grounds for late applications to the EU settlement scheme – Bukunmi Osuntoki – 21 January 2022

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