Yes you can apply but only problem is there is high chances of visa refusal again and may get out of country appeal..... Hi Plzilr, do you know any cases (examples) on this form for me to look at? I supposed all SET(LR) applications receive an in-country right of appeal? Thanks, Abid Out of country...
Perhaps you should try and read my post carefully to understand what I an seeking to convey. I never mentioned anything about section 3C, as I am aware it came to an end when OP'S appeal to upper tribunal was dismissed. All I am saying is that provided he makes an application , and for as long as t...
Well i hope the application is not refused and certified before the 5 months. Do you have family and children. The lawer is wrong. If the application is not decided or decided in your favour before the 5 months, you will be fine. I don't see how this is correct. OP has no valid leave. Op's section ...
The problem is this: From anyone else's perspective it looks like fake employment to get a visa. You have to prove that this was not the case. Payslips help but these can be faked. Your bank statements + documentation from employment. I would also suggest you get in touch with the directors of the c...
She is unlikely to be deported if she has current leave to remain. I disagree with quantum1 . To the best of my knowledge, for ILR, it is the most recent 10 years (10 years going back from the date of the application) that count. I believe that s/he is confusing it with the rule for PR for EEA citi...
I am not sure who ever advised you that is correct at all. You have to be extremely careful as you could lose out if you don't focus on the application and ensure it is not invalidated. Hi there After 3c leave expire if anyone apply fresh application within 28 days what would be his current immigra...
She'll get it. 100% certain. Ukvi is not unreasonable. And secondly she qualifies, doesn't even need discretion. Just state her circumstances and the fact that she has spent 10 year lawfilu continuous residence here. These 10 years don't have to be most recent 10 years. So she qualifies
I think it's better to go for administrative review. Then your time during that period will be counted as lawful stay. Please note that you are now an overstayer. Any application you make will not help you as it will not add to your period of lawful stay. The best thing is to try and increase your p...
I don't think it will be an issue. You should know that there is a lot of discretion when it comes to 10yr long residence. There is every reason to expect discretion to be exercised in your favour on this issue. It is also a situation which comes under exceptional circumstances. You will be fine!
I don't know if this would work. If you vary an application, the date of application is considered to be the date when the original application was made. So, I do not think there is benefit in varying an application.
WIth HSMP the way the visa was issued it created legitimate expectation of settlement. This is not the case with TIer 1 General as the wording was changed and a qualifier was added that specifically said nothing was being promised. The cases are different
It depends on what the situation is with regards to applications not supported by payment. It used to be that if an application did not have payment it was automatically invalid. If this is the case it's possible that they treated your initial submission as invalid and only accepted that you made an...
I'll just point out that Switzerland is not in the EU. As such, requirements for foreigners travelling there can be different. It might be beneficial to check out the embassy website
Odd scenario. Regardless of when your visa is supposed to expire, you are covered by section 3c until you get notification of outcome of application. You start being an overstayer from the day you got your brp in the post
I know this sounds lika a tautology but If your wife and daughter qualify on their own merits, then they can apply for 10 years straight away because they qualify. Lawyer is trying to make it complicated so you pay him but its a straight forward case. The letter from the home office is irrelevant. I...