how to become solicitor in UK after Indian law degree expenses,duration and procedure?
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I think you might have to first check if your India law degree is legitimate in the UK. You might have to take a few courses or something to upgrade. If all goes, you will eventually have to write a Bar exam in the UK. That should bring you up to date with the law in the area, and will probably certify you to practice in the UK.
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Good luck. That's what most Indians do when they're done with domestic school. Try England's people search utility on the English Yahoo! website maybe.
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would  help to know what you graduated in but the rules on immigration to the UK are in the process of changing right now  and people with qualifications etc. are more likely to be  approved take a look at the link below it may help and good luck https://www.immigrationexpert.com/uk/register.asp?fid=100036&q=British%20Immigration
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yOU HAVE TO CHECK YOUR LOCAL MUSLIM PERSONAL LAW. tHE PERSONAL LAW BOARD LOOKS AFTER THIS. THE HINDU SUCCESSION ACT DOES NOT APPLY TO YOU IF YOU ARE IN INDIA.
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Visit the following website for complete information on worldwide immigration including U.K\n\nwww.workpermit.com
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I don't know if u have an agent or not. But the british council in delhi also helps out students wishing to go to uk. try contacting them i guess... u can also see the list of univ. or list of agents in your area, if you havent finalised one now - \n\nFor a list and profiles of institutions:\nhttp://www.educationuk-in.org/india-educationuk-institutions.htm\n\nfor local agent's list in your area:\nhttp://www.educationuk-in.org/search1.asp
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first nd4spd,you're right it's not uk answers!take it you're american.why don't you lot stop asking stupid questions about american things that don't concern us??\nanyhoo-you can have a d.i.y divorce for around £60.go to your local court&ask for a form,fill it out,give it back to the court.they will then sent the papers to your ex.when your ex sends them back to the court it takes about 6 weeks then you are divorced.good luck\nhope you realise i wasn't talking about you in the first bit of my answer?it's just that eedjit up the page abit kinda annoyed me.i thought a was on the world wide web,not one just for that losers country!\nyou can trust my advice though.going through the process myself!
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Might be worth looking at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website:\nwww.fco.gov.uk\n\nCheck out the universities themselves - they should have details of specific scholarships or bursaries.
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Depends... mostly it may cost $1500-2000\nFor more information just call the BRITISH EMBASSY in ur place..
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For detail information  visit www.admissionglobal.com   visa, study, scholarships and welcome to uk.
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OK just solved one \n\nGo to UK Visas website and try there all info is avilable there WWW.UKVISAS.GOV.UK and check on their home office website www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk\nTo qualify for admission as a spouse, you must show that;\n\n    * The sponsor is present and settled in the United Kingdom, or is to be admitted for settlement at the same time as the applicant arrives in the UK;\n    * The parties to the marriage have met;\n    * The marriage is subsisting and each of the parties intend to live permanently with the other as his/her spouse;\n    * There will be adequate accommodation for the parties and any dependents without recourse to public funds in accommodation which they own or occupy exclusively;\n    * The parties will be able to maintain themselves and any dependents adequately without recourse to public funds \n\nEntry clearance when issued is usually valid for 2 years and good for multiple entry. Applications should therefore be submitted only when you have specific plans to settle in the United Kingdom with your spouse. \n\nGenerally, you will need 2 make an apptmnt at the consular section and I checked, thay are in CHICAGO ,LOS ANGELES,, NEW YORK and put in an application for settelment in the uk FORM VAF2 found on (http://www.fco.gov.uk/Files/kfile/vaf2_nov_2005,0.pdf, )\n , but u have to submit it online, than print it and attnd appointment.\n\n U will need: 2 passport photos,your full birth certificate, marriage certificate,some pics 4m the wedding 4 example, the evidence of your spouse to be present and Setteld in UK,british passport will do.\n She is gona b your so called SPONSOR, she has to supply her full birth certificate, recent(at leat 3 mnths) bank statements , employment evidence such as a contract of work and recent payslips with her income detailed. \n\nU need to provide an address in UK where u gona live, specially on her name.It has to be a flat or house 4 her solely use, u gota specify on what basis she occupies it and provide documentation(tenancy agreement, ownership certificate etc.)\n THATS DIRECTLY 4M THE WEB \nIf your spouse is a British citizen by birth but does not hold a British passport then a full (long form) British birth certificate giving parents’ names will suffice. A British Visitor’s Passport is not sufficient.\n\nIf your spouse is entitled to right of abode in the United Kingdom but travels on a non-British passport, that passport containing the Certificate or stamp of the Right of Abode must be produced.\n\nIf your spouse is a foreign national with indefinite leave to remain in the United Kingdom, produce that passport.\n\nIf your spouse holds a British citizen passport, produce that passport.\n\n\n5) Marriage certificate\n\nThis must be a civil marriage certificate issued by the registrar of marriage of the town or city where the marriage took place and bearing the appropriate seal of office.\n\nA Civil marriage certificate issued by the relevant authorities of another country is acceptable, if accompanied by an official translation.\n\n\n6) Termination of previous marriage\n\n(i) divorce papers showing the date the divorce became final;\n(ii) death certificate.\n\n\n7) Letter Of Support\n\nIf you and your spouse do not attend this office in person we will require a letter stating that they are aware and support your application to settle with them in the United Kingdom, and that it is their intention that you will live permanently together as each other’s spouse.\n\n\n8) Evidence Of Accommodation in the UK\n\nThis may come in various forms:\n\n\na) Lease or tenancy agreement for private rented property\n\nb) Tenancy agreement with the local authority housing department\n\nc) Mortgage papers for privately owned property\n\nd) Title deeds (OR letter from the organization holding the deeds).\n\n\nIf you plan to stay temporarily with relatives or friends we require a letter from them giving their consent to this arrangement. In addition evidence in the form of (a), (b),
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I really don't think it would be a problem to move from a bacholars degree in India to a Masters programme in the UK. As long as you can prove that you can afford to study and live in the UK, and your grades are good enough, then there would be few other problems. I've certainly never heard of there being any discrimination against Indian nations studying here. In fact, when I worked in education, students coming from abroad were very welcomed, not least because of their great work ethic. Of course each university can only offer a certain amount of places to overseas nationals, but as I said, if your grades are good enough, then you will be able to gain a place.
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I'm afraid there isn't any scholarships/bursaries for International Students in the UK as the government (and the British people) don't want to fund non-UK citizens to study here. \n\nJust as if an English person wanted to study in (for example)Nigeria, the Nigerian government would not pay for his/her tuition fees.  \n\nBest thing to do is either see if the university is willing to let you have a year out in order for you to go home and make some money (getting a job in the UK isn't going to be an option, as you'll be on an education visa and will be deported if you try to work here full-time) and then come back with your fee money the following year.  Or you could apply to your embassy to see if there are any scholarship funds from your own country that would cover your education costs.\n\nYou can also gain a UK degree via Distance Learning, so if that is what you want, you can study for it in your own country, by post, email and online tutorials.
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go here\nhttp://www.lawyerment.com.my
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Well , im a law student. Im doing an external programme of University of London ( Part 1 Finals in Law ) in my country Malaysia. So , what help u want 2 offer?
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You will first need to go to the Embassy for the UK in your own country, and ask about universities and procedures.\n\nFirst you must take the TOEFL exam and the SAT, and then apply to a university.  *After* you are accepted to a university, the university will send you a Visa application.  \n\nUnless you are very confident in your ability to score near 100% on both the TOEFL English and SAT academic exams, or you have a lot of money that you can't spend; then it's not very much worth it.  The UK is very particular about accepting applicants and requires the highest standards.  If you have not scored in the highest percentile, you will spend your money on exams, applications for university, and student Visa for nothing.\n\nBe careful in what you decide!
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It should be 6 weeks but because of delays and shoddy work from solicitors it can take anything up to 6 months unfortunately.  The trick is to keep on the tail of your solicitor - you are paying him to work for you - keep hassling him xx