appeal already been refused and dismissed by AIT so he/she does not qualify Why does somebody not qualify under the case resolution programme only because his/her claim failed and all appeal rights have been exhausted? Many people in the same situation have been granted ILR through the CRP and if h...
You got three options: 1: To keep on with your life as it is at the moment. 2: To get in touch with the Home office and tell them where you live and start signing again only monthly or weekly basis. There is risk that you will be detained and removed from the UK but there is also chances that you mi...
I found something interesting here: http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/12/ A very well sourced rumour has it that 95% of the outstanding 450,000 asylum ‘legacy’ cases so far resolved have resulted in grants of status. I think the 16000 removals were cases of asylum seekers who have never rec...
I think for families were a dependant or the main applicant has been convicted for a crime then he would disqualify under the case resolution programme and would be removed from the UK. Families who have been from safe countries could also be removed. It's a merit test and I hope that every family m...
How do you know they will clear all family cases until March 2008? It says people who receive Support through NASS are a priority. It doesn't say anything about families or singles. What is the priority order? As the Home Secretary announced on 25 July in the IND Review, we will prioritise: i. Cases...
Well, as I know there will be 1000 Home Office staff working on the CRP and even if 500 of them clear 1 case a day then there is a possibility that they can achieve this target.
As far as I know they stopped sending out questionnaires on Monday. They might start granting ILR without sending a questionnaire or stop the whole CRP.
