If one of the following applies to you then you will be exempt from charges for all of your NHS hospital treatment, except any statutory charges such as prescriptions. Anyone who has lived lawfully in the UK for the 12 months prior to treatment. An absence of up to 182 days is allowed but you must ...

I suggest you contact the NHS commissioning board on 0300 311 22 33. You need to write to them and get a response in writing in order to move forward with the complaint. See also, R (ota Cornwall) v SoS for Health [2012] EWHC 3739 and Re D (Care Order: Designated local authority) [2012] EWCA Civ 62...

Although not mandatory, I thought it might help them dispute the charges as the parents weren't married at the time of the birth and although the father has ILR the mother is on a visitor visa. yes, we didnt marry at the time, but the reason is that, after we registered for the marriage, on the int...

The child will not need to be registered as British if the child was born after you were granted ILR, the child in such case, would be British automatically section 1(1)(b) BNA. You should dispute the NH!s charges, write to them/talk to the trust's charging department. I did talk to the charging de...

Have you registered your child as British? 'If applying under section 1(3) (child born in the UK to parents who now at least one parent holds ILR), the following documents are required: - Original full UK birth certificate for the child (with the ILR parent named on it). - Original child passport (...

Dear Guru/anyone who can help, My baby was born in the UK and stay in the special care unit for two weeks, I have been billed for £7000.00 As I am holding ILR visa, baby was born as a British. Baby's mum hold a visitor visa at the time, we paid for the labor, we get married after the baby was born. ...

I appreciate who could help me with this.

I got the ilr two years before on 10years long stay. Due to HO lost my old passport when sent me the application back, I am not able to find the days which absence from UK, what should I do or where can I got there record?

Quoting from criminality requirement guidance: Page 3, paragraph 4 "Receiving a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) is not a criminal conviction and should therefore be disregarded. The exceptions to this will be where either there are criminal proceedings for failure to pay and the individual has an u...

Hi I have been fined of 500 and 6 points in speeding. This has been ordered by court. However its been convicted 7 years back. Should I still declare in set(O)? Some one said, after 5 years they are not valid and my current licence is clean. DVLA said no endorsements on my license. thanks Police ma...

An driving conviciton, fine / and or points is a criminal offence and as such has to be declared on the application form you use when applying for ilr. Unfortunately the immigration rules are tightening up, and because you have a criminal conviciton you could be refused. I would advise that you app...

If you challenge the penalty points and the fine, then you need to go to the court, if you accept the charge, pay the fine and get your license endorsed with points then you dont need to go to the court. thank you, if I am not taken to court, does it mean there is no record of me, so it will not ef...

Director wrote:Yeah it went thru court and I got charged

I am sorry for your story, I have the same problem just happened last night, will police deal with this case on the same way? Does anyone need go to the court?