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the UK. For advice on whether it is reasonable to expect a s4 applicant to leave the UK contact ASAP’s Advice Line. Important note: Further submissions - Many refused asylum-seekers qualify for Section 4 support under regulation 3(2)(e) because they have further submissions outstanding.
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