Support, Post-grant Status and Family Reunion
Asylum support, permission to work, protection-route leave, family reunion, settlement awareness, travel documents and adjacent immigration issues.
How to prepare for the Level 3 assessment
Apply current protection law and authority to complex records, prepare full appeals and written advocacy, make disciplined procedural decisions and distinguish PAP drafting from separately authorised Judicial Review case management.
Core concepts
Concept 1
Post-grant advice covers current leave conditions, settlement, travel documents, welfare, work and adjacent nationality or immigration issues.
Exam cue: Check the grant type, date, conditions, expiry and current route before advising.
Concept 2
Family-reunion knowledge remains in the syllabus, but the July 2026 consolidated guide marks the route currently suspended.
Exam cue: Verify route availability and current Rules rather than relying on the syllabus label.
Concept 3
Historic EEA, business-immigration, NASS and support labels in the syllabus must be translated into current law or referred to the correct category specialist.
Exam cue: Identify benefit, housing, work, nationality and immigration issues that need specialist referral.
Risk pitfalls and guardrails
Promising a family-reunion application while the current route is suspended.
Guardrail: Do not let advanced merits analysis obscure the category, forum, JRCM or counsel boundary.
Using obsolete EEA, Tier, work-permit or NASS rules as live law.
Guardrail: Treat legacy syllabus and sample labels as signposts only; translate them through the current resource book and live law.
Giving definitive welfare or nationality advice outside current competence.
Guardrail: Do not let advanced merits analysis obscure the category, forum, JRCM or counsel boundary.
Memory anchors
Support, Post-grant Status and Family Reunion: rule
Post-grant advice covers current leave conditions, settlement, travel documents, welfare, work and adjacent nationality or immigration issues.
Support, Post-grant Status and Family Reunion: application
Family-reunion knowledge remains in the syllabus, but the July 2026 consolidated guide marks the route currently suspended.
Support, Post-grant Status and Family Reunion: boundary
Historic EEA, business-immigration, NASS and support labels in the syllabus must be translated into current law or referred to the correct category specialist.
Support, Post-grant Status and Family Reunion: first check
Check the grant type, date, conditions, expiry and current route before advising.
Support, Post-grant Status and Family Reunion: evidence check
Verify route availability and current Rules rather than relying on the syllabus label.
Support, Post-grant Status and Family Reunion: final check
Identify benefit, housing, work, nationality and immigration issues that need specialist referral.
Checkpoint rule
Do the check-up only after you can summarize each concept in one sentence and identify one dangerous pitfall from memory.
Knowledge Check (after reading)
Short check-up to confirm understanding of this module.
Check-up Questions
An asylum seeker has no food or accommodation. What should the adviser assess first?
A support refusal carries an appeal right. What should the adviser do?
Answer all questions to submit.
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