Hear Hear...Yes I am American and proud of all that, but American Chinese, Pakistani or Italian, it is not our birth given RIGHT to be here, it is a privilege, and one we all have to earn. Yes, it cost me a couple of thousand pounds to fly back to the States and re apply for my visa after a 30 month...
Sandras situation is nearly identical to mine, except that I never filed an application for FLR, and from what I understand, she is trying to get clarification that her best option is to continue to wait for an answer from the Home Office, based on the strength of her case and that her application i...
....and if you do read my thread, my re-application for entry clearance was approved in ONE day..through the Chicago branch of the British Consulate. As I no longer had any residence in the U.S, I (and you!) could stay anywhere for the purpose of my application. As a result, I stayed with my brother...
Do what you and the wife need to do, Andrew, as I said, it took me several months to come to terms with the fact that, as complicated and unnecessary as it seems, going back was the only way forward to pretty much ensure success with circumstances like ours. You and I and many others from the sounds...
Hi, I think I can help, as I have just been through this whole process, documented my application to the nines, flew back to the States, fed exd my documents to the courier now required to take applications to the Bristish Consulate (in the States) and had my entry clearance approved in one day, aft...
Well, I listened to all of your sound advice, which I must say was far more helpful than that of the dozens of immigration solicitors I consulted over the last 4 months. Here is the outcome for those who have followed my story. I gathered all of the required documentation required to re apply for en...
