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Report a change of address, personal details or circumstances if you have a visa or biometric residence permit (BRP), or if you've applied for one
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Apply for a Global Talent visa to work in the arts, sciences or digital technology once you have been endorsed as a leader or potential leader.
Immigration staff guidance on considering claims based on family life (as a partner or parent) or exceptional circumstances.
Spreading slurry and milk on agricultural land: Environment Agency advice in exceptional circumstances such as extreme weather.
Apply for British citizenship in special circumstances - who may be eligible, fees and how to apply.
Ask Companies House to remove your address, signature, job or the day of the month from your date of birth from the public register: how to apply and how much it costs.
This report explores the association of household characteristics with new home owners, quality of housing, and satisfaction, as well as the strength of these associations.
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