Sukhvinder Nara, Solicitor

05/03/2026

https://narasolicitors.com/news/home-secretary-reiterates-stand-on-uk-immigration-reforms-in-speech-on-5-march-2026/

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's 5 March 2026 speech at the IPPR made her intent clear: a longer path to settlement, tougher conditions, and new rules that she proposes to apply to those already in the UK. None of this is law yet, but the direction is unambiguous.

23/02/2026

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/755284

Change the law so that all students who came to the UK under the age of 18 on a dependent visa, but without settled status, are eligible for home fee status at UK universities.

07/02/2026

We’re delighted to share that our law firm has just completed 2 incredible years on 26th January 2026. From the moment we received our SRA approval, our amazing team has worked tirelessly with dedication and excellence.

By embracing cutting-edge technologies and always putting our clients first, we’re excited to announce that we’ve been shortlisted for THREE prestigious awards!

None of this would be possible without our brilliant, hardworking team and the incredible support of every client who chose us. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

Sukhvinder Singh Nara, founder of Nara Solicitors, has been shortlisted for two individual awards and his firm for a third at the 2026 Legal Growth Awards. His...

01/07/2025

https://narasolicitors.com/news/whats-changing-in-uk-immigration-from-22-july/

The UK Home Office has announced major immigration changes effective from 22 July 2025, including stricter Skilled Worker rules, the closure of the care worker visa route, and the introduction of a time-limited shortage list.

22/05/2025

Success for Care Worker's Family, even though they were not eligible under the New Rules! We’re pleased to share that leave to remain has been granted to the dependant partner and children of a migrant on a Health and Care visa, even though they were not eligible under SOC 6135 as per the new Immigration Rules.The lead applicant had recently switched from a Student visa to a Health and Care visa under the new rules, which explicitly restrict the right to bring dependants.From the outset, we clearly advised the client that their partner and children were not eligible under the new policy.However, in our legal representations:🔹 We submitted detailed arguments highlighting the family’s circumstances and the disproportionate impact of forced separation.🔹 We warned the Home Office that any refusal would be challenged, including a broader legal challenge to the discriminatory nature of the new rules, which prohibit care workers under SOC 6135 from bringing dependants, while other Skilled Workers (non-care) under the Immigration Rules: Appendix Skilled Worker are allowed to do so.🔹 The Home Office granted leave — a significant and just outcome given the policy landscape.We are also pleased to share that we have since received another positive outcome in a similar case — and extend our gratitude to the client for their video testimonial.🙏 Thank you to the client for your trust and support.📽️ Watch the testimonial to hear firsthand how NARA Solicitors supported them during a complex and uncertain process.Great Work by Alisha Badhran

22/05/2025

Migrants Living in England Can File for Divorce!

We’re pleased to share that divorce has been successfully granted to a migrant living in England on a Graduate Route (PSW) visa, even though the respondent wife resides in India.

The marriage was solemnised in Haryana, India under Hindu law (Hindu Marriage Act, 1955).

Let’s bust two common myths:

✅ Myth Busted: “You must file for divorce in your home country if the marriage took place abroad.”

❌ Not true. If you're habitually resident in England, you can file for divorce here — even if your spouse lives overseas.

✅ Myth Busted: “I am a migrant, not settled in the UK, so I can’t file for divorce here.”

❌ Wrong again. Your immigration status does not need to be permanent. What matters is habitual residence in England.

14/05/2025

Sponsor Licence Granted for IT Company in Just 6 Working Days

An IT company recently secured its Skilled Worker Sponsor Licence with the support of Nara Solicitors.

✅ Sponsor licence granted in 6 working days
✅ No pre-licence compliance visit

This demonstrates that with the right legal guidance, businesses can achieve fast and compliant outcomes.

Full story here:
https://narasolicitors.com/success-stories/sponsor-licence-granted-for-it-company-in-6-working-days-with-nara-solicitors/

Need help with your sponsor licence application?Get in touch with our legal team for expert support.

25/03/2025

We’re pleased to share that Nara Solicitors has been shortlisted for another award – Professional Services StartUp of the Year.

We started in January 2024, and this is our second shortlisting in 2025.

A big thank you to our clients, team, and everyone who supports us – this means a lot.

14/03/2025

एक साल पहले यूके में अथॉरिटी से अप्रूवल मिलने के बाद अपनी लॉ फर्म Nara Solicitors की शुरुआत लंदन ऑफिस से की थी ।

मात्र एक साल के अंदर हमारी लॉ फर्म को तेजी से ग्रोथ मिली और अब हमारी लॉ फर्म को “बेस्ट न्यू बिजनेस 2025” की श्रेणी में 12 मार्च को लीगल ग्रोथ अवार्ड से यूके में सम्मानित किया गया जिसे फर्म की प्रैक्टिस मैनेजर रवीना कौल ने प्राप्त किया ।

इसके लिए मैं अपनी टीम, सभी क्लाइंट्स, और सभी साथी जिन्होंने हमें सपोर्ट किया आभारी हूँ 🙏