Although we did get our visa , pursing the case to make the service a better experience. Well you would expect them to be proactive to check records n make the contact but it is what it is. Questions were usual who stays here , marital status , religion , employment..etc ...took no more than 5 mins.
Just an update, got an official letter from immigration minister today with reasons for delay. We changed addresses in between and didn’t update UKVI about it. Although we wrote to Sheffield that doesn’t count it seems , you have to email them your address change with application reference. Also a t...
Hi Baig , To appeal you don’t need a lawyer , it’s very simple online application via justice.gov website. Just follow the process I mentioned earlier.I have successfully done this on my own. But if you need a lawyer use https://www.gov.uk/find-an-immigration-adviser to find a lawyer . xxxxxxxxxxx i...
Weekly update. More readable format here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx8JKPmlDBr7dzk5S2NGamExR1E , as usual. User Biometrics Date Place Not straightforward Decision made Business days kurasinski_simran 09/03/17 New Delhi ? N 155 byronwilliams1185 24/03/17 Mumbai ? N 144 Nina90 26/03/17 Alger...
Once you have filled your appeal and applied again , file a complaint official on the email given on this thread before ...you don’t need a lawyer to file an appeal , it’s very simple. Sad to hear your refusal after such a long wait.
It costs you £130 and the appeal can take upto 12 months , but you should appeal and simultaneously apply again , first file the appeal , mention the reasons for appeal and while applying for EEA Permit mention that you have appealed in HM courts and will take this all way . The home office has terr...
Hi Guys , I’m in a similar position applied from Mumbai and waiting since March 17 . I’m hiring a lawyer to sue home office. In the meanwhile please all escalate your cases to contact anyone from the link below https://gcs.civilservice.gov.uk/membership/search/results?organisation=home-office&se...
