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The path to citizenship: next steps in reforming the immigration system

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We were unable to obtain a summary for this consultation. For more information, please visit its website.

Timeframe

This consultation started around the 21st February 2008 and ends on 14th May 2008.

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The path to citizenship: next steps in reforming the immigration system ( Adobe PDF, 362Kb)
The path to citizenship: next steps in reforming the immigration system - proforma ( Adobe PDF, 85Kb)
The path to citizenship: next steps in reforming the immigration system - proforma ( Microsoft Word, 223Kb)

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Links to this consultation

Re: Draft Immigration and Citizenship Bill

[From talk.uk-yankee.com, at 23:07 on 29/07/2008]

...http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteco...

Results from the marriage consultation published

[From talk.uk-yankee.com, at 14:33 on 19/06/2008]

Here: Pre-entry requirements for spouses...

British Nationality: Ex-servicemen | Home Department | Written...

[From www.theyworkforyou.com, at 00:00 on 03/04/2008]

...http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteco...

check this out

[From cartside.civiblog.org, at 15:33 on 01/04/2008]

...all children, this would not be so in the UK, where children subject to immigration control have lesser rights. This means that the UK can pass...

Press Release From Home Office About ID Scheme

[From chartersandcaldecott.blogspot.com, at 18:57 on 07/03/2008]

The consultation can be found at: http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteco...

Taking the voluntary out of volunteering : Intelligent Giving blogs

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 14:21 on 06/03/2008]

TO BE A VOLUNTEER means 'freely to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task,' according to my dictionary.

Taking the voluntary out of volunteering

[From www.intelligentgiving.com, at 10:48 on 06/03/2008]

TO BE A VOLUNTEER means 'freely to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task,' according to my dictionary.

Intelligent Giving: Taking the voluntary out of volunteering

[From www.intelligentgiving.com, at 10:48 on 06/03/2008]

TO BE A VOLUNTEER means 'freely to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task,' according to my dictionary.

The impact of migration on the VCS - Third Sector Foresight seminar,...

[From www.3s4.org.uk, at 17:24 on 29/02/2008]

Really pleased that this seminar is happening. I think the discussion around implications for society and the VCS should be fascinating.

Compulsory identity cards for foreign nationals (new window) (Border...

[From www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk, at 03:02 on 26/02/2008]

The following documents relating to this consultation are available: Compulsory Identity cards for foreign nationals. UK Borders Act 2007...

?Earned citizenship?.

[From eduardorojoblog.blogspot.com, at 20:58 on 24/02/2008]

At present, around 1 in 10 of the UK population is foreign-born compared to around 1 in 4 in Australia and Switzerland and around 1 in 8 in...

A rhetorical divide

[From rss.feedsportal.com, at 15:14 on 21/02/2008]

David Cameron's announcement that a Tory government would consider making forced marriages illegal opens up - at the very least - a rhetorical divide...

A rhetorical divide

[From feeds.feedburner.com, at 14:56 on 21/02/2008]

David Cameron?s announcement that a Tory government would consider making forced marriages illegal opens up ? at the very least ? a rhetorical

Making 'Em Pay

[From rightsideforum.com, at 04:15 on 21/02/2008]

So Jacqui's latest really good idea to make migrants pay for all those public services they consume.

The path to citizenship: the next steps in reforming the immigration...

[From www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk, at 03:04 on 21/02/2008]

The following documents relating to this consultation are available: The path to citizenship: next steps in reforming the immigration system...

Brown's inability to make a decision

[From blogs.telegraph.co.uk, at 01:47 on 21/02/2008]

Full coverage of UK Politics ... Since he became Prime Minister, Mr Brown has set up around 50 policy reviews and consultations which are often a...

Contract for Citizenship

[From theplummetonions.wordpress.com, at 00:00 on 21/02/2008]

The UK government is changing its immigration rules on obtaining the right to remain indefinitely and citizenship.

Wrth fynd i'r dafarn, a ydw i'n "joining in the British way of...

[From cymraeg.chriscope.co.uk, at 21:18 on 20/02/2008]

Efallai gwelsoch chi'r newyddion heddiw bod y llywodraeth eisiau newid y broses o ddod i fod yn Brydeiniwr.

Making 'Em Pay

[From burningourmoney.blogspot.com, at 20:55 on 20/02/2008]

Like all Home Secs, Jacqui loves to talk tough. Her latest foray is to make migrants pay for all those public services they consume.

Minister Liam Byrne launches new consultation on visit visas

[From immigrationmattersuk.blogspot.com, at 02:05 on 10/02/2008]

...http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteco...

"On 1 March 2007, BIA published its consultation paper ?Planning

[From alertinfo.blogspot.com, at 17:06 on 31/01/2008]

THE CARE OF UNACCOMPANIED ASYLUM SEEKING CHILDREN / BIA, January 2008. PDF - http://digbig.com/4whhn "On 1 March 2007, BIA published its...

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