We can't help in any practical way. We can't comment on the status of your sponsor. All we can do is say what you need to do if the sponsor licence is not reinstated and your leave is revoked. You have been told that you need to find a new sponsor but that finding such will be virtually impossible. ...

You said he applied and was refused but you gave no other information. It´s clear from the refusal notice that you did not provide evidence of his (your brother) dependence on your before you moved to the UK. That is what is required and that is what you have to provide.

Even if you were a muti-millionaire, prepared to provide everything in support of your parent's trip, they would still be required to show their own finances, as this is an indicator of their social and economic ties; their motivation to return.

Look at it this way, any company who likes your CV may call you for interview but as soon as your condition is known, it's very unlikely you will be offered a job. If they say they won't hire you because you are pregnant, that would be illegal, but only an absolute idiot would say as much. Clearly y...

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The dependency required is with regard to their current and on-going situation rather than what you will provide them during the visit. There is, in my opinion, no way they would qualify under EEA rules and it's more appropriate to apply for UK visit visas.

My understanding is that to qualify for an EEA Permit, non-nuclear family members must be dependent on the EEA National in the UK. The distinction is that parents need only be dependant at the time they apply, but extended family members must show they were dependent before the EEA national moved to...

An EEA Family permit will be refused if your parents are not dependant on you. What proof will you submit of this?

For the record and the benefit of others who may have a similar situation, my first response was to a question from a Tier 4 migrant whose leave expires in January. His course has already finished. He wanted to know if he could travel back to the USA but then return to UK before January, with his un...

If you say that to the officer when you return to the UK, you will be bounced straight back the USA.

If you were a visa-national (nations that don't get a visit visa on arrival) I would be inclined to say no. However, being from the USA, you can re-enter as a visitor if you have a good enough reason. It really depends what answers you give to the questions. Why are you returning to the UK so soon a...

You can study or work, but work it will not allow you to work as a doctor in training.

Be careful who you talk to. Frankly, if anyone tells that it's possible you should take a second opinion because, as stated, she will never get another visit visa if she is refused a settlement leave to remain made inside the UK as a visitor. There would need to have been a sudden, drastic and unfor...

One set of originals is sufficient but each application should have a complete set photocopies. Bundle everything together at the VAC.

If you don't qualify for a Tier 4 visa (and only you can know that; we can't say if this is actually so) then your only option is to look at alternative routes. You could study as a dependant of your husband if here were a migrant worker in the UK. Do you already know if he might qualify for a parti...

You should take urgent legal advice before you make any applications for her to remain in the UK. There are no extensions permittted for visitors under the conditions you have described. It's very difficult to bring elderly dependant relatives to the UK, and even if they are old and not able to perf...

I think you are probably fine but what about your continued employment? Do you have a job lined up in the UK or will your current income stream continue?

Your employees must be settled or British or EEA. Does that apply to your wife; surely she is a PBS dependant? You can hire her but there are no points awarded for this.

I really don´t see a problem given that you have the foresight to prepare your paperwork in advance of any questions. You could even do this without the need to mention Glastonbury. London in an international hub for flights and it seems perfectly reasonable that a person who has spent time working ...

charlson_ wrote:Where do I need to search?

In Germany!

I don´t understand the the adoption issues that you seem to be raising. Are you suggesting she could be adopted now, as an adult? Please elaborate on your very vague and confusing references. As it stands, the child seems to have been born to parents who were not at that time settled in the UK and w...

You have not provided sufficient information. However, it is not likely that her father was settled (being a student on a just an MBA course) so, there is no claim to British Citizenship. Who was the mother and what was her status

The categories of general or family visit makes no real difference. If she was previously refused any type of visit visa she will likely be refused any other type of visit visa. To be granted any type of visit visa, she has to show her strong social and economic ties to her homeland. If her spouse (...

The period under T1 can be aggregated into the five year residence period. You need to study para 245HF of the immigration rules

It's okay to apply in early December (within 28 days of the date of your original arrival). The application form is SET(M) but I'm concerned that you don't already know about that, as the requirements of that form ask for evidence taken from the entire two years of your residence, so I hope you have...