In the letter they did say: if you have further reasons for wanting to stay in the UK that were not part of your recent application, you must state them. This requirement is being given under section 120 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002. My question is: Is there any way she can po...
They said: she does not satisfy the requirements of Paragraphs 304-309 as they do explicitly state that a child, born in the UK to parents who are not British Citizens are required to adhere to the Immigration rules and need to have valid leave to remain in line with their parents. They further said...
Well the Administrative review came back unsuccessful saying: you must leave the UK now, or you will be liable to be detained and removed. There is also the ENFORCEMENT NOTICE with details about liability or removal and consequences of illegally staying in the UK. I wonder if indeed they will take a...
@srsw, there is even no chance of going to Canada until this is resolved as her documents are still with home office. so she has nothing to travel with. I heard what they do is they bring your docs to you at the airport when you are ready to leave the country
Thanks Vinny. You have been of tremendous help and I am very appreciative of that. I will keep you posted of the outcome. I am hoping it wont take up to 28days .
Thanks Vinny. Just seeing your last 2 messages and I have read the guide. It would have been good to quote those in the AR review request but I submitted the Administrative review on Friday. Below was what I eventually submitted. Don't know if that's enough or if I need to find a way to provide this...
Thank you. Their rules are just confusing. I will go ahead and re-word the letter raise the Administrative review. If the outcome from that is not favourable we may then consider FLR(IR). I'm much obliged for all of your suggestions.
ok Thank you. I actually saw that in the exception too. We have drafted a cover letter to go with the Administrative review. What we intend to send is below: The refusal of our 3 year old daughter who was born in the UK and has lived here since is an outcome we weren't expecting. The reason is becau...
Hi, not to rehash this but while preparing to put together my cover letter for the Administrative review, someone drew my attention to FLR guidance that was first published last year December saying that's what we should apply under for our daughter. I have had a quick read through it but I am not s...
Thank you so much. Really glad you could point me to some documents to support the AR. I have read 304-309 and there is no mention that a child born in the UK will be considered overstayer. The only ground for refusal I saw there is if away for 2years. I will mention this in the AR. Thanks. Much app...
thank you. will give that a try. my intention is to say I didn't know it would be an issue (that sounds lame maybe but its the reason) and also unaware that 28days has now been changed to 14days
yes they gave option for administrative review. I went to read about it and what I found seem to be more related to case working error and this isn't a case working error which is why I am unsure if that will come out with anything positive.
Hmm.. thanks. I hope home office will send back her documents although they have said the BRP card has been destroyed. If I choose to go back to home country to reapply for her, what are the chances? will overstayer be considered? Lastly, are there any options to explore here in the UK e.g Appeal. I...
my husband qualifies for ILR next year November. If we decide to leave things as they are and not take her out of the country till my husband gets his ILR, will she qualify as british citizen? In effect, I am asking if we aren't breaking any law by leaving her here
My husband and I were previously on separate tier 2 visa. after I had my daughter here in the UK, I did a dependant visa for her under me when se was about 9months and we travelled (visa expiry date on BRP was 17th jan 2017). I switched my visa to depend on my husband in April last year but we didn'...
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