You should rely on spouses finances if sufficient

Wanderer wrote:S novim godom!!

what is that?

dont forget that these are 'Statistics"!

ONLY provide information requested for...

dont volunteer information unless requested

congs...

include your baby in your extension application or if the baby is to travel b4 extension - then make application for baby on FLR(O)...

You can put your baby on your renewal application forms....together with other supporting documents such as Birth Certificate and passport - and anyother proof to demonstrate beyond rweasonable doubt - that you are the Dad

Congs - welldone

It all goes to show that this board is value for money...

Thank you all contributors


Chess
on behalf of moderators

For Clarity HND stands for Higher National Diploma

it is best to go back - becuase the entry stamp in the home country will show an entry date (it could be argued that your mom was coming from a different country)...

..also there are occasional exit controls at some UK airports...

finally; there is no need to 'harm' her ability to return to the UK..

there are so many good examples on this forum - where spouses have gone back home and successfully returned. Search the forum.

good luck

Re-apply addressing the issues raised.

No need to appeal.

In my opinion - the ECO is just being a pain in the backside

please advise on nthe procedures you followwed to get a domestic worker!

I dont think stay under Visitor's visa counts

Perry - that is an interesting analogy.....

You just need to be economically active!

Taffy; this board can only give you legitimate advise and will not in any way reccommend the use of ILLEGAL measures!.....

If the relationship has broken down then find alternative legal immigration routes

Your sister in law was not a visitor seeking 'medical tretament' so it would be difficult to give permission to extend stay on compassionate grounds beyond the normal 6 months..

was the 2 year (rolling) visitors visa granted for medical treatmnent or for normal visitor status?

by the way; as far as I know, the 6month Fiance Visa is a single entry visa Chess, it is actually multi-entry ... indeed the UK only issues multi-entry visas these days .... except in very exceptional circumstances. thanks John - that visa used to be single entry in 1997!...but thanks for correctin...

use the search facility on this forum

I have heard of cases where people get married in the morning and grab a train to Croydon to get a Visa sorted out....

by the way; as far as I know, the 6month Fiance Visa is a single entry visa...as soon as you get out of the Uk; its not valid and you have to apply for another visa (change status)!

You cant board a plane with an expired passport!

Do you have to submit all previously submitted documents as part of the HSMP review process? - i mean the *free* review

I remember one or two of the Guatanamo bay detainees was an ILRer but the foreign secretary at that time (Jack Straw) only pushed the cases of the BC's before helping out the ILRers