Hi,

As far as I know, at this moment he is liable
to be detained. Some times immigration officers will
take interview from him and arrange interviews with his
country embassy to prepare travel documents.

Your best option will be consult with a solicitor as
soon as possible.

Hi, It seems you have been granted leave to remain on ground that you have spent half of your life here and you are under 25. Of course you will able to apply for extension given that you don't break any laws. Application for extension needs to be done at least 28 days before expiry date (apply it v...

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London2001 wrote:Hi poster,

Any updates on this? I'm in a similar situation as well and will like to know the outcome

Thanks

Hi London2001, I already posted a comment in your post - Discretionary leave to remain. Have a look.


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