The appeal date is set now but there is mention of summoning my ex wife to court to provide my daughter's passport in evidence, so i rung the tribunal and apparently they cant summon a witness since its not a criminal proceeding. I need help on how i can get her to appear in court, the tribunal has ...

some one told me i can use this to get the home to confirm my daughters british nationality?

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... orm_ns.pdf

called the NS form

Confirmation of British Nationality Status??

Obie wrote:Also see Section 50 Asylum and Immigration Tribunal (Procedure) Rules 2005

That's very good information, I will opt for a hearing and request that my ex be summoned and be made to produce documentation regarding the evidence they need. This is great news for me. Thanks a bunch

It may take over 40 days before your appeal will be heard, so it is still fine to apply for SAR. In the Upper Tribunal and FTT hearing, was there anytime when findings were made by the tribunal judge as to the nationality of your wife and children. I sure a primary findings would have been made in ...

There seem to be a bit of a procedural history in your case, First Tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal, having to go overseas to secure entry clearance. I believe the Tribunal, will at some point in the past, have made a finding on the situation of your case in regards to wife and children. Perhaps you s...

When you obtained your spouse visa, you must have provided evidence of the partners nationality, why don't you make a subject access request to get this. In any event, the secretary of state is duty bound to make enquiries of what is in the child's best interest, and in this circumstance, ought to ...

Can any1 please help me with a statement I could use with this appeal covering all the essential that needs to be covered regarding the reasons for refusal that I've stated above pleaseeeee

Thanks

Notwithstanding the fact that you may not have a legal rep with you, i believe it will boost your chances of success significantly if you appeared iin person. If you fail to attend and explain your position, and a judge dismiss your appeal, for failure to satisfy requirement, you may find it hard t...

In the circumstances of your case, a paper appeal will not be a wise step. Lots of issues in law will need to be addressed . Ok thanks for that information but if am going for a hearing, I don't have a legal representive I will be there on my own. I dnt think I can afford legal representive at the ...

Vinny has already dealt with the reason why I asked the DOB of your baby's mother Dont worry about the HO documents held, they will provide it with the bundle when they respond to your appeal. They are required in certain circumstances, to make enquiries about your child's citizenship as part of th...

Yes. They should have been able to verify that your daughter is British. You can also try to get her mother's parents' UK birth certificates. Get the long versions of all the Birth certificates. I will just have to hope the appeal courts verifies the identities cuz I will not have access to any doc...

The birth certificates were insufficient because they do not show that your daughter's mother was British or settled at the time of your daughter's birth. Oh ok! Can u please help me with what I can say on the appeal form? This is what it also said on the reasons of refusal letter besides "You...

To prove that your daughter is British, it's sufficient to show that her mother was settled or British when your daughter was born. If her mother was born prior to 1983, then her mother is automatically British, unless her mother's parent was a foreign diplomat. If her mother was born in 1983 or af...

Sorry said 1994 before but it's actually 84

I was in a similar position with my ex but still applied for a court order in a form of a contact order through the court as a way to formalise our mutual arrangements! The court ended up ruling that I didn't need any a court order through the court as contact was already in place but they sent me a...

What year was the mother born. In any event, any decision will have to take the best interest of child. She was born in 1984, she's very bitter about it all and even though I hv access to my child, she vowed not to get involved in my personal life or anything to do with my immigration status. The h...

Made an application for the above as relationship between me and my ex wife didn't work out, we have a 4 yr old daughter together and since I couldn't renew my status under the spouse route anymore I decide to change my status to access right. Couple of weeks after submitting my application, the cas...

Lol thanks mate

Thanks a lot! U r a star
So will I get an automatic 2yrs then or will I hv to request how long I want on the extension?

Hi again, I hv looked but can't seem to find the specific form needed for this extension, the only only is the set (m) but for applicants applying for ILR but hvnt done the who 2yr probationary period yet, can I please get the specific link to the form or what's it's called for just extending my spo...

Nice 1 .. Thanks for that mate

I think I got it worked out According to this, my conviction will be spent in 7 years not 10. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/CrimeJusticeAndTheLaw/Sentencingprisonandprobation/Sentencingandcriminalrecords/DG_199794 This means my conviction will be spent in 2015 and since the initial extension of a spou...

I have read all of what u posted from the ukba website and it makes perfect sense that they can refuse my ILR application but not a case of hear say, I hv a close friend who served in prison with me for exactly the same conviction but he was given a 3 month sentence and served 1 and a half month in ...

That will mean tho that I can't apply for settlement until 2018, what I don't get tho is, they were aware of my convictions but granted me a spouse visa to return back to the uk with my wife.

As any1 here got an experience of ILR as a spouse and criminal convictions??

Thanks

its 10 years because though i served 3 it was a 6 month sentence is there a history of them refusing applications based on that? surely they wont refuse me and ask me to go back to my home country and leave my wife and 2 children behind in the uk? plus my conviction and sentence was all related to m...