Support Our Judicial Review

Judicial review fundraising

We are raising funds for judicial review work concerning the proposed Earned Settlement reforms and their impact on existing Skilled Worker visa holders.

Independence and no influence

Voluntary contributions are received through the company account of Skilled Worker Justice Alliance Ltd to support legal assessment, case preparation, evidence gathering and judicial review costs.

Support does not confer editorial influence, service entitlement, representation, legal advice or control over publication priorities. SWJA's research conclusions, correction process and publication decisions remain independently controlled.

Not legal advice or representation

SWJA does not provide legal, immigration or professional advice through support arrangements or voluntary contributions. Support does not create a client relationship, representative relationship or casework service.

Charitable status and tax treatment

SWJA Ltd is a private limited company, not a charity; transfers are not processed through a registered charity donation platform and are not charitable donations for tax purposes.

What costs are covered

Funds help cover the legal and evidential work involved in judicial review, including:

• Legal advice and assessment of the proposed settlement changes.
• Evidence gathering, research and preparation of case materials.
• Legal drafting, court fees and other costs associated with judicial review.
• Case-related document management and communications.

UK bank transfer

Use these details when sending money from the UK. Please use SWJA SUPPORT as the payment reference where possible. If your bank allows only a shorter reference, SWJA is sufficient.

International bank transfer

Use these details when sending money from outside the UK.

Bank provider

For questions about support arrangements, please use the Contact page.