Just been informed by NRC that they have to send in a form requesting their release pending the decision of their JR. They also said this will take a minimum of 10 working days before a decision to release them is made. I can't get hold of the solicitor so does anyone know a quicker way to get them ...

They were told last night that as their JR has been submitted, their tickets have been cancelled. Now we are waiting to see if they will be released.

Thanks Mauser1905. Fingers crossed now whilst waiting for the decision.

I'm struggling to get hold of the solicitor however he has finally contacted me to state that a court injunction and JR have been submitted today and his work is done. He wished us all the best and hopes the case will be in our favour. He said my niece and nephew will be informed as soon as a decisi...

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Solicitor to submit court injuction case today followed by a JR. The tickets are for Thursday morning. Anyone have an idea as to how long a court injunction takes and what are the chances of the tickets being stopped? Also, with the JR going in, I have heard that this could be refused before Thursda...

Can anyone help me please???

aiza78601, will a JR application be enough to stop deportation and cancel those tickets. I would rather that if they have to go, they go voluntarily.

Solicitor has now asked for a further £360 for court injunction fees and states he'll put in for a JR at the same time. Does anyone know if a JR alone is sufficient to stop the tickets? I have also been informed that if they are deported, they will be arrested upon arrival in Pakistan and will have ...

Solicitor has said he will get a court injunction to stop the tickets and then put in for a judicial review. After that, he will attempt for bail. Fingers crossed.

Just been informed that they have now been issued sir tickets for deportation on 26th March. Is there anything that can be done to cancel these?

My niece and nephew have now been detained and are in Yarls Wood Detention Centre. We submitted a statement from their father expressing Article 8 and 9 as further evidence for their refused asylum case, but this was rejected one week later when they went to sign on. They were detained and have been...

Yes, they went to London and Liverpool for the interviews. They have been given a right of appeal but only from outside the UK. They have to attend signing tomorrow and are scared they may be detained. The solicitor is hopeful that they can write a strong enough letter to force the home office into ...

Yes it was unusual but I think because the previous cases were mishandled, that's why we were refused.

And yes the £3000 is just for the Pre Action Protocol letter and it would cost more for a judicial review.

We are also being charged nearly £3000 for a Pre-Action Protocol letter for both of them. Is that about right or expensive?

They went back for 4 years as their grandfather (who raised them) was seriously ill and eventually passed away. Their mother and uncles didn't want them to return so took their passports off them. I found out about their situation and helpe them escape back to the UK but now their father and stepmum...

My nephew and niece (21 + 23) originally entered the UK from Pakistan in 2001 through the EEA route as a family member as their stepmum is a German National and their father is a British National. They stayed here on and off over the years and were granted a 5 year residence permit in 2007, however ...