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How to become an IAA (formerly OISC) Level 1 adviser
The requirement that decides the outcome is not the exam. It is the supervised, documented experience you bring before you sit it.
Blog
Notes from inside the caseload.
Practical writing for people running immigration advice practices in the UK. Regulation as it lands in daily work, and the file discipline that keeps an audit boring.
Regulation
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IAA levels explained: what Level 1, 2 and 3 advisers can do
Three levels, one register, and a name change most people have not caught up with. What each level permits, and why the boundary is a file management problem too.
Practice operations
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What the IAA expects to find in a client file
Most practices treat the file as an archive. The regulator treats it as evidence. Nine Principles, three of which read like a filing specification.