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The new arrangements will better support advisers, strengthen assurance of competence, and improve the applicant experience.
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The IAA is procuring an assessment provider, and advisers may experience some disruption during the transition.
Our new guidance document brings essential information and practical advice together in one easy-to-access resource.
Five additional videos have now been released, bringing the total in the series to ten.
Five training videos are now available, with a further five to be released covering additional key areas of immigration advice and practice.
The campaign encourages the public to check that their immigration adviser is properly regulated before placing their trust in them.
The online event offered valuable opportunities to learn from sector experts and engage directly with IAA leaders.
The report demonstrates an overview of the organisation’s activities, performance, financial accounts and future priorities.
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Following an IAA investigation, Risalat Hussain and Syed Ali Shah Gilani were sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on 6 January 2026.
The Home Secretary has approved the appointment for a period of five years.
The Home Secretary has announced Gaon Hart as the new Immigration Services Commissioner.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Shazia Anjum is prohibited by the interim injunction from providing or advertising immigration advice and/or services under the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999.
The Bill received Royal Assent on 2 December 2025 and has now become law.
Digital posters and leaflets are now available in three additional languages for regulated organisations, ambassadors, and charities to download and share.
Following a successful pre-appointment scrutiny by the Home Affairs Select Committee earlier this year, the Home Secretary has approved the appointment.
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