Thanks for clearing that up guys. It seems to easy but hey, some of us interprete things differently :D Also, I found this link from a book: http://books.google.com/books?id=g4z14hbs5-4C&pg=PA44&lpg=PA44&dq=steve+cohen+immigration+control&source=web&ots=XpHedFI41J&sig=khV33JK...

refusal is not justified on the grounds of restricted returnability , medical grounds, grounds of criminal record , or that the person is the subject of a deportation order or that his exclusion is conducive to the public good . The above, from 321(iii) , just list the grounds on which a person, wi...

refusal is not justified on the grounds of restricted returnability , medical grounds, grounds of criminal record , or that the person is the subject of a deportation order or that his exclusion is conducive to the public good . The above, from 321(iii) , just list the grounds on which a person, wi...

2.2 The main points on which the immigration officer needs to be satisfied are that: À‹ a passenger who wishes to exercise access rights holds a valid entry clearance for this purpose; À‹ there is no reason to believe that false representations were made in order to obtain the entry clearance ...

Twin, remember also the Chen case - as your daughter is a British Citizen, you can apply for residency in another EU/EEA country as the mother/family member of an EU citizen. Of course I would suggest that you apply for the UK access to a child first, before anything else. But if all else fails, yo...

Being allowed to enter to visit your child does not give you any other rights, for one example you would not be legally allowed to work to support yourself. You would have to demonstrate that you can support yourself in another way Actually, you're wrong as work is allowed as stated here: During th...

. Do you have a couple of links to websites that describe (legally) what this right is and how to use it? I think everyone will be interested to read them. Maybe we can find better information if we know which section(s) of the the law to search through. An interesting thought ... I wonder if Europ...

FWIW, Twin, I've realised that you can't rely on solicitors' knowledge. You've been doing the right thing in researching it all yourself. Sadly, despite the huge amounts we pay solitictors our interests are best served by prodding them all the time."Why can't I use this ppron method?" or ...

I have contacted more than 4 legal advisors regarding the Right of Access to A Child rule and none of them so far are aware of this rule despite it been around since 2000. Why? A solicitor actually advised me that if I leave the country, I should wave goodbye to returning to see my child while anoth...

Please a quick question: In this category, is he allowed to apply for ILR 28 day before the expiry of his visa o is it different? What is the maximum time that he can go on holiday to his country? Any other recommendations are greatly welcome, and once again we are very grateful for genuine help a ...

vinny wrote:See also 246a SUCCESS access rights to a child resident case

Vinny, you are awesome!

Should you be called the "link" man?

I think it's so much easier if the other parent was on a spousal visa as it saves having to return to their home country.

Thanks once again, Vinny.

As the paperwork would have to be sent to the BIA, does this mean that there will be no interview?

Wow! Am I happy for you or what!?

A very hearty congratulations to you! You deserved it!

interesting...

the rule is for both parents who are still in a relationship and for those who have split up i was told by the australian embassy that it would take 4 weeks to process an application under this rule. he simply has to file the paperwork and then it is referred back to the UK - it is not an applicati...

further to my earlier post in respect of using this rule as a means to obtain entry clearence I have now had definative word from Meg Hillier, the Under Secretary of State in the form of a personal letter dated the 14th of January 2008. she confirms that this rule is applicable to all parents who h...

Can someone help, please? The senior immigration Judge has refused to grant me a reconsideration order and i'm out of time for appealing to the High Court due to the public holidays and for my representative closing for the festive period. Can anyone tell me how long I have left in the UK, please? W...

im sure that is right but knowing how the Home office work, they will no doubt try and and say you are an overstayer and use that against you what part of the contact order do you differ on the contact order 'by consent' was given to me by the High Commission in Australia who read me an actual orde...

Thanks Kate. Although I beg to differ on the contact order issue. I think it would be right to say a contact order can be obtained from outside the UK just as it can be in the UK before leaving the country. I have read a number of AIT cases where Judges have allowed appellants time to apply to a fam...

Wow! OL7Max, you are so on the ball!

I found that link also. However, it doesn't give any guarantees of obtaining entry clearance.

My fingers are crossed for Kate's husband. I'm using Kate's experience as a case study.

Do yo have a link to this information, please?

Thanks for this detailed information, Kate.

I am currently looking into the option of returning home and seeking entry on this basis but very scared of the possibility that I might not be able to return to be with my child.

Please tell us how it all goes. Keep us posted.

Thanks

Twin.

Kate, i'm in a similar boat as you and trying to find out more about this.

Please keep us updated on the process and I wish you the very best.

Thanks Rozen. I have actually read her thread and keeping a tab on it. Friends and families have advised that I stay and fight this in country but I am aware that this might take forever with no guarantee of a favourable outcome. However, this fight is affecting my health now and i'm thinking of jus...

Holier than thou is something those who've got ILR can afford to be ;) Smarty pants He was a genuine student but is an overstayer now. I think you TOO are missing the point. Completing the degree while being an overstayer is not something to be proud of and certainly will not impress the immigratio...