To be not concerned is wrong because, firstly, it is a matter of principle that the baby did not qualify for S1(1) as at the time of birth the mother was not settled. Furthermore, the baby can now enjoy the perks of carrying a British passport, with some of those perks funded by taxpayers in this co...

Paragraph 2.2 of Immigration Directorates’ Instructions (Ch 1 Section 3) states that: The following categories do not qualify for admission under Paragraph 18 of HC 395: … * a person who is returning only for a limited period (eg. as a visitor) simply so as to show a period of residence here within ...

How to prove deception? Is not telling the officer at the border "hey, you know what my ILR has actually expired" considered deception? Apart from this, all I can think of it's the landing card which must have told lies about purpose of visit, address (rented air bnb accommodation posed as...

Because it's someone I know, and told everyone apart from HO of course that she will enter the UK, have the baby, get passport and then leave and has now left

Hello, This is an unusual question but I hope someone can help. In short: A person was granted ILR under the point based system, the person then left the UK for good and has no ties to the UK. Shortly before the 2 years period is up, when the ILR would lapse, it is believed the person made a short v...

Hello forum members, I'm on a Tier 2 visa but recently made redundant by the company. Due to general industry trend, there is no prospect of getting another job so I can't stay here once my visa is curtailed. My employer has informed the HO of my redundancy so I expect to be told to leave at some po...