Hello avjones, I have a question and wondering if you or someone can provide me the assistance. I am currently on Tier 2 and my sponsor was suspended last week. My tier 2 extension is due in March 2016. Please also note my ilr is due in July 2016 on 10 years basis. As you know an employer cannot as...

He hasn't applied for any form of leave within 28 days of hte previous refusal, that I can see? Dear Amanda Thank you for your reply; really appreciate it. Just wondering if one can send additional information at the initial stage ( e.g in my case, change of circumstance as I am about to complete 1...

That is not really directly relevant - there is no doubt, I think, in this thread that an application made within 28 days of the expiry of the previous leave (whether that leave is the visa of 3C leave) should be treated as having been made within time. It's always useful, though, to see that it has...

In an application for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal, the Home Office isn't usually represented. The Judge will very rarely ask any questions of the Appellant if he is represented (I've never seen it happen) and the decision will usually be given at the end of the hearing.

He hasn't applied for any form of leave within 28 days of hte previous refusal, that I can see?

I'm afraid you won't be reaching 10 years in March 2016, because you stopped accumulating lawful residence at the time of your refusal and certified decision in August. So you haven't reached 10 years, and won't do so unless your JR is successful.

Sorry Casa, I did miss it. And that makes perfect sense, thank you.

You might well be right, Simon. It could be brought in on amendment. I'd bet a fiver against it myself, but it certainly could happen.

thanks Amanda, my application is in ECHR now, so this time does not considered under 3C? No. Nor was the JR under 3C either what would you recommend now, what option can I avail because I have been in the UK since last 10 years and my last application was in appeals. I'm sorry, I can't possibly say...

favour wrote:Is flr(fp) partner route guaranteed for success if one also has British children?

No.

There is an Application for a review of these refusal, especially in the case, of the contributor who had won his appeal at the Tribunal. If they refuse, then a JR will be the most appropriate next step. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/257279/form-nr.pdf Hi...

But when my last Entrepreneur application was refused I went for administrative review (refused) and first tier tribunal for oral hearing but was NOT successful and after that I applied for a new entrepreneur application within time. But again 2nd application was also refused with no right of appea...

Hi there ' I m sure u be ok. Revoking ILR is not that easy. They need solid evidence to revoke ILR. Please keep posting ur situation. Thanks <wince> You simply can't say that! You don't know whether they will or not. I only deal with the cases where they do revoke it, so I don't know in how many ca...

JR doesn't count towards s. 3C leave.

I agree, get the SAR ASAP.

A failed ILR application shouldn't mean the cancelling of your current leave to remain.

Wales was a cletic nation until it was annexed by England in the 16th Century by the English and incorporated into England, but it once was an independent nation. I don't think that's right at all. Wales was mostly more than once principality, and was united only under a couple of Princes before Ki...

I don't understand what your question is?

You've applied for a paper hearing for your asylum claim?

That sounds like a big mistake to me if you actually do want to try and get asylum.

Why one earth, if one types F-A-K-E as a normal word, does it get changed to "bad quality"? It looks like a very dubious euphemism.

If you've done 5 years on Tier 2 General why bother about 10 years' lawful residence?

In my experience over the past few months, the Upper Tribunal is making a decision on applications for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal in approx 8 to 9 weeks, and the Court of Appeal itself (if there is a negative result from the UT) is 4 months or so. That's an average, not a guarantee, of c...

Make sure you double-check everything before you submit a fresh application, and don't miss out any documents at all. The Home Office is ridiculously fussy with Tier 1 applications. And (please don't be offended) get any covering letter etc checked by someone else - your written English isn't good e...

Yes, with a number of caveats. If you made your application in-time, before the expiry of your previous visa, you would continue to accrue lawful residence while the matter is considered by the Home Office and, if necessary, the First Tier. That only applies if each person has made an application, a...

Hi there ' I m sure u be ok. Revoking ILR is not that easy. They need solid evidence to revoke ILR. Please keep posting ur situation. Thanks <wince> You simply can't say that! You don't know whether they will or not. I only deal with the cases where they do revoke it, so I don't know in how many ca...

It's a difficult one to get. You need to point to something in particular that makes it unreasonable for a child to return. It's not just 7 years.