C.17.a. Immediate applications 64 C.17.b. Emergency applications 65 C.17.c. Typical application 65 C.18. Making the application C.19. 66 C.18.a. Application form 66 C.18.b. Problems with the application form 66 C.18.c. What to send: checklist 67 C.18.d. Home Office response to the application 68 C.18.e. Delay 68 C.18.f. 69 Submitting additional evidence C.18.g. What rights does my client have while their claim is pending? 69 Interview: advising your client 70 C.19.a. Introduction 70 C.19.b. Interview: practical considerations 70 C.20. Post interview representations 72 C.21. Decision: determination that a person is not stateless 72 C.21.a. How to challenge the decision 72 C.21.b. Challenging a refusal letter 72 C.21.c. Renewing the application 74 C.22. Decision: determination that a person is stateless but leave to remain is refused 74 C.22.a. How does this happen? 74 C.22.b. Your client is recognised as stateless but refused a grant of leave 74 C.22.c. What rights does the stateless person still have? 74 C.23. Grant of Leave to Remain as a stateless person: rights 75 C.23.a. Decision letter: grant 75 C.23.b. Periods of leave, renewal and indefinite leave to remain 75 C.23.c. Stateless child 76 C.23.d. Rights enjoyed by a stateless person who has been granted leave to remain 76 C.24. Rights of family members of a stateless person 77 C.25. Family members of a stateless child 78 C.26. Travel documents 79 C.27. Curtailment 79 APPENDIX 1: Immigration Rules part 14: stateless persons 81 APPENDIX 2: Tables of International Conventions, Legislation, and Cases 85 APPENDIX 3: Specialist Organisations 89 APPENDIX 4: Further reading on statelessness 91