Get in touch with your solicitor or any other solicitor (Refugee Legal centre advice line) and tell them about your situation and that letter. They will be able to help.
i know how yu feel. its a shame they wont let any asylum seekers work. but do phone that no. yo never know maybe yo case ia actually a legacy case but yu did not know. if it is a legacy case then when yu get the address try to contact yo MP that yu were a family but yu were not send a questionairre...
Many thanks for your prompt reply paul... Yes we have all been reporting since 2005 ( when we came back from detention centre ) on monthly basis. We once were called at Solihull Immigration centre where this lady took finger prints and filled some questionare ( not same as 20 pages ) but was sort o...
Paul, not at all.... We all have been legal in every way...Wish i could drive, wish i could work.... Country of origin is Pakistan. Are we still eligible for 7 years family policy??? Hamid, I'm not sure about the 20 pages questionnaire you mentioned in your posts. Have you heard anything about the ...
Just an update on legacy cases. UK'S ASYLUM SYSTEM COMBINES INCOMPETENCE AND INHUMANITY 12.00.00am GMT Thu 27th Mar 2008 Following today's Independent Asylum Commission report which attacks the UK's asylum system as 'shameful', Jenny Willott, Shadow Justice Spokesperson and MP for Cardiff Central, r...
Petana, I think you should wait until the Home Office contacts your husband. You have something pending and until a decision is made they won't remove him. Salimnina, call the HO and update your address. Are you receiving NASS support? if you JR is pending then you are entitled for NASS support. If ...
Does your husband have an application or appeal pending? as long as something is pending the removals directorate can't remove your husband. However, if nothing is pending and he is in touch with BIA then he might be removed or granted leave to remain. If he is not in touch then he should update his...
BIA case resolution programme exceptional circumstances and priorities: "The exceptions listed in Table 1 apply to ALL cases and in order to fall within the exceptions listed in Table 1 a case need not be within one of the defined priorities." It really depends now on how quick the HO repl...
You should tell your MP to write in his letter that your husband has never received a decision and refer to the guidance on the BIA website "case resolution programme exceptional circumstances and prioritizes". Is your husband receiving asylum support? There is no guarantee that your husba...
Did they say that you are not a priority and you case will be resolved till 2011? I would contact a solicitor and ask him what you should do. However, in case nothing can be done then I would just wait until I get contacted by the HO either for removal or leave to remain. The treasury solicitors are...
If something is outstanding (judicial review in your case) you are eligible for support.
1. Try to get some evidence for the Judicial review
2. Apply for support
3. That would make you a priority for case resolution(only if you receive support)
The families must be with children under 18 years old. However, you are not a priority so it can take time until the HO resolves your case. Well, update the HO with your current address. You could call them and ask them what address they got on their records. You have travel documents (Algerian pass...
Cases regarding this issue would be: D v UK (1997) (heard at European court of human rights) N (FC) v SSHD [2005] UKHL 31) The lords said that "Article 3 'does not require contracting states to undertake the obligation of providing aliens indefinitely with medical treatment lacking in their hom...
my two boys were born here, in what is based the fresh claim? well my grand father was found dead and I was with him then in the political arena, he was detained then...long story...so i think the same people who did that to him, would do it to me, in respect of me relocating, i had lost ties with ...
Salimnina, how old are your children? Were they born in the UK? you might can benefit from the 7 year child concession(I don't know much about this concession but somebody else can give you more information). Many people have claimed asylum in the UK and about 80% were refused and only about further...