Anita Khuram

Bio

Anita leads the Immigration Department at Whiterose Blackmans Solicitors.

Anita acts for with both personal and business immigration clients. She has an excellent record in both securing legal status for her clients and for robustly challenging decisions of the Home Office.

Anita also has a keen interest in Family Law and has successfully secured child contact after a breakdown of a relationship.

Anita comes highly recommended from not only clients, but fellow legal professionals, who have been impressed with her ability to understand the law and use this to obtain successful outcomes.

Anita is described as a Solicitor who is ‘proactive’, ‘goes above and beyond’ and provides ‘clear advice’. Her extensive knowledge of the law has resulted in some excellent results in cases, which are complex.

Memberships & Accreditations

Law Society

Notable Cases

A and Home Office [2023]

Successfully assisted the Applicant with obtaining Entry Clearance for the UK, as a parent of British children.

Huddersfield Family Court [2022]

Represented Respondent Husband in non-molestation proceedings, successfully obtained non-molestation and occupation order.

S and Home Office [2022]

Successfully assisted a refugee applicant in obtaining her British Citizenship.

H and Home Office [2022]

Successfully assisted applicant to obtain Indefinite leave to remain despite the applicant’s breach of DVPO.

E and Home Office [2022]

Successfully assisted the applicant with obtaining Refugee status, after had had been to many solicitors previously who had not been able to assist him.

MZ and Home Office [2022]

Successfully assisted a care home business in obtaining a Sponsor Licence application, to allow the business to Sponsor migrant workers from overseas.

A and Home Office [2022]

Represented the appellant in her appeal matter at Bradford IAC , following her leave to remain extension application being refused due to not meeting the financial requirement. Successfully challenged the SSHD’S refusal decision and the appeal was allowed.

A and Home Office [2020]

Successfully appealed against the SSHD’s decision to refuse A’s EEA application on the Surinder Sigh route.

Leeds Family Court [2020]

Represented a father in non-molestation proceedings, which will impact type of contact father has with children in due course.

Leeds Family Court [2020]

Represented a husband in a Divorce matter where the other partner was refusing to acknowledge the divorce application.

S and Home Office [2020]

Successfully obtained leave to Remain for an overstayer on the basis of his relationship with his British partner and his British daughter.

Leeds Family Court [2019]

Represented a father who sought contact with his children where the mother was refusing any type of contact.

K and Home Office [2019]

Successfully obtained Entry Clearance visa as a spouse for K based on his marriage to her British Wife, who had complex self-employment history.

H and Home Office [2019]

Successfully obtained Discretionary leave to remain for applicant who was an overstayer, on the basis of her British husband’s ongoing medical issues.

F and Home Office [2018]

Successfully obtained Entry Clearance visa on the grounds of the applicant’s marriage to her British husband.