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Information from the Immigration Advice Authority on immigration advisers' fees and accounts.
Offers guidance on what individuals and community or voluntary groups are legally permitted to do when advising people with immigration-related queries.
Level 2 immigration learning objectives for immigration adviser applicants.
Sample level 3 immigration assessments from the Immigration Advice Authority.
This page outlines the application process for organisations registering to provide Level 1 Immigration advice and services related to the EU Settlement Scheme.
To help with your assessment preparation, this page offers tips on time management, achieving top marks, and insights from previous candidates.
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How the Immigration Services Commissioner determines an adviser's competence to give immigration advice.
Explains how immigration advice exams are graded, including required communication skills and special considerations.
Information on how complaints about immigration advisers and organisations are assessed and investigated.
How regulated organisations can use the complaints redirection scheme to resolve complaints directly with complainants.
Level 3 immigration learning objectives for immigration adviser applicants.
For IAA advisers assisting with applications for asylum or humanitarian protection deemed withdrawn.
This is an explanation of how we process personal data.
Digital posters and leaflets designed for regulated organisations, ambassadors, and charities to easily download, share, and distribute.
Guidance for advisers on working effectively with interpreters and translators when supporting clients.
Scenario-based questions for level 2 asylum assessment from the Immigration Advice Authority.
This policy ensures registered organisations and advisers uphold integrity, maintain public trust, and report suspected wrongdoing promptly.
Information to help immigration advisers identify clients who might be vulnerable and how they can meet their needs.
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