The latest official update is that from Spring 2011 there will be no requirement to apply for a COA. Unless you attend an Anglican church regularly, vicars are increasingly reluctant to perform a marriage ceremony without a COA. You are entitled to apply for a COA to marry even though you have no l...

I cant marry without a certificate of approval and I doubt I'd get that as I entered illegally. And even if I did I dont think I'd make a difference. Do u know anything about article 8 and if so do you think I'd be granted it? thanks for your help Art 8 application will be weak, but it can get you ...

i met my partner who is a brittish citizen in america in 2009 while she was on holiday with her son. I was living there illegally as I fled palestine with my family when I was 14. My partner and I continied the relationship over the phone and in april this year I made the desicion to leave my famil...

is it possilble for solictor to represent me and my EEA(SISTER) sponsor at my appeal hearing , COS we wont be available for the day of my hearing Yes a solicitor can represent you in your absence. Let your solicitor know that why you wouldn't be present at hearing, as Judge may ask this question.

aisha12 wrote:he applied for asylum in 2007

In which month in 2007?

Hi there, I hope you can give me some advice. My partner came to England from Brazil a few years ago on a spouse Visa. I think it was November 2009 that they divorced, meaning his visa expired with immediate effect. At this time, I was pregnant with his baby. We moved in together in October 2009, a...

hey guys, I need your help and support my partner is a failed asylum seeker we have been together for two years and we have a child together. I am a british citizen so is the child. We have handed in to his case worker new evidence such as: Photocopy of my passport and child's Child's birth certifi...

Interesting, but why would they issue him/her PR without proper investigation and also judging by the time it takes them to issue PRs nowadays one would think they would have spotted any anomalies then. Has your friend Naturalised yet? Cos if he has, then i guess he's sorted. Citizenship can be rev...

i want to apply for my eea2 with my partner who is an eu national,we have got a daughter together ,her bank balance is about 3000 pounds and for the past 6 months her balance of account has not gone past 1800 pounds,she just left her job and she is starting a college in january so we need to apply ...

yea you dont need to make her pregnant but guy look at it from this angle,you have a bad immigrational history and it will be difficult to convince them ,make it easier for you by following my above advise. The bad immigration history is irrelevant. The grant of family permit under EU law is not di...

toni34 wrote:the ban is for non marriage visa,it does not apply to you if you r seeking to come back as a husband to an eu person.but for your case to be credible,impregnate your wife then you will be allowed in.

Yes you can apply. No need to make pregnant anyone.

Hi 1st You can complain: If on that time of deportation he was your (Partner) how come the HO deported him its against the Law. If you want just make it easier for your self get married and as long as you are under treaty Right he can apply and will be granted don’t for get you need to provide al...

Hi all, I've been reading on this board for a while now and am looking for a little advice from the enlightened gurus out there. My situation is this. I am a BC and my girlfriend is an overstayer who originally came here on a visit visa while studying in Ireland (She now overstayed by 3 years, she ...

i been married with eea member in 2003 i had 5 years resident ,i divorced in april 2010 ,i apply for pr under eu laws i granted in july 2010 pleaselet me know hwen i will apply for british citizen thanks You may be entitled to apply UK citizenship without waiting 1 year from the grant of PR. This m...

They way it works in practice is, if an applicant has good prospect of wining his JR, UKBA back down from resisting JR and usually give undertaking to reconsider the applicant's case within specific time. This process starts from the JR protocol letter. There are many cases where the UKBA is clearl...

i been married with eea member in 2003 i had 5 years resident ,i divorced in april 2010 ,i apply for pr under eu laws i granted in july 2010 pleaselet me know hwen i will apply for british citizen thanks You may be entitled to apply UK citizenship without waiting 1 year from the grant of PR. This m...

Amanda you literally repeating my words; lol, but that is ok. However, £5000 is bit exaggeration, generally it does not cost that much on immigration Judicial Reviews, even if a case goes to hearing and a barrister is instructed. I think it can be more or less that amount depending on the complexi...

The first thing to establish is whether JR is the right remedy to pursue. If there is good claim for JR, then there is no need to worry about costs. I mentioned the term costs in this thread, however, it shouldn't be misconceived. In immigration cases, the issue of costs rarely come for the applica...

The first thing to establish is whether JR is the right remedy to pursue. If there is good claim for JR, then there is no need to worry about costs. I mentioned the term costs in this thread, however, it shouldn't be misconceived. In immigration cases, the issue of costs rarely come for the applican...

I presume your son's mom has no settled status in UK. You have submitted a fresh claim, now you have to wait for the decision before any next move. Hopefully your fresh claim was prepared properly and include all the relevant evidence. Although you are not allowed to work, you can stay in UK until y...

Chase up your case with the UKBA, or if you have representative, ask him to do this. DLR is more appropriate in your current circumstrances but you have to wait for the pending decision first. Is that you don't have existing relationship with your daughter's mom? Relationship mean you cohabit/ live ...

Apart from child acess visa, there is spouse visa for married couple but I note you are not maried to your settled partner. There is another category which is 2 years' cohabitation akin to marriage, you may fulfill it but the problem is the UKBA will ask you to leave the UK and get entry clearance f...

Agree with rusty. If he applied asylum before 5 March 2007, he is Legacy case. If he is Legacy, then he may get ILR eventualy, but this is not automatic, the CRD takes into account personal circumstances of an Legacy applicant. It is a positive point in his case that he has settled partner and Briti...

hi guys just letting you know the progress of my case. as i stated before that I applied for COA in sept 2009 and now the Home Office has sent me one lolzzzzz..thanx to all of you guys for your best wishes and guidance. but i will still have to wait for the decesion on my Legacy Case for ILR. Hope ...

If your appeal is successful, passport/s wouldn't be stamed straightway. Have you got the Hearing date? Are you in UK currently? Yes you have to go to the hearing if you don't have representative. What are the refusal grounds?