I might be wrong but I think the OP makes a very good point wrt the caseworker guidelines for overstaying under section "In-time application refused, appeal right exercised, refusal decision upheld". It appears the example given in the above section exactly matches the OP's case. If these...
You never made a subsequent successful application within 28 days, did you? Simply because paragraph 39E applies in your circumstances, that does not mean you are not an overstayer or that your status is regularised. You are still an overstayer – in fact, it is precisely an exception for overstayer...
You never made a subsequent successful application within 28 days, did you? Simply because paragraph 39E applies in your circumstances, that does not mean you are not an overstayer or that your status is regularised. You are still an overstayer – in fact, it is precisely an exception for overstayer...
Overstaying under the good character requirement not a grace period for making a subsequent application is what matters. What does that mean? Good character guidance states Overstaying Prior to 24 November 2016, migrants were permitted a grace period of 28 days after the expiry of any leave during ...
Good character guidance? Link please. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/823299/applications-from-overstayers-v8.0.pdf I am talking about the fact that you stated it will be classed as overstaying as per this doc it doesnt, the good chara...
So when your appeal decision was a refusal you became an overstayer? If so, you’ll have to wait at least 10 years from that date. Are you sure about this? First time I am hearing this, I didnt break the law....the appeal was my right and when the appeal didnt come in my favour I left? In-time appli...
So when your appeal decision was a refusal you became an overstayer? If so, you’ll have to wait at least 10 years from that date.
Are you sure about this? First time I am hearing this, I didnt break the law....the appeal was my right and when the appeal didnt come in my favour I left?
Arrived: 24/12/2005 Left 2 weeks later to complete studies and came back July 2006 Student dependant Main applicant visa extention was rejected in 2009 which affected my visa too, we appealed until we received final refusal letter in 11/11 and left subsequently within the 1 month time frame. I got m...
My question is can I still apply for BC in July 18 divorced/proceedings ongoing? Yes if you meet all the standard requirements and hold a DCPR. Will I need any documents from her? Unlikely. Just to clarify that the 1year rule after PR applies to non-EU citizens too? As someone told me I need to wai...
Hi, These might be some very obvious questions so I apologize in advance. I am a non EU citizen who aquired PR status in june 17 through EEA family member, however things have hit a rough patch and we both have agreed to go on our separate ways but divorce proceedings havent started although they mi...
The situation here is me and my wife (EEA citizen) have mutually decided to end the marriage for the good of both of us, we will be applying for divorce soon. Now I've found the information regarding RRR which is looking good as we have been married for 4 years and 3 months out of which I've spent 3...
My partner who is an Lithuanian national is applying for EEA PR, there are few things I need to find out and I need advice on. Situation is: Entered in UK Sept 09 as a student on a 4 year Honours Degree which she completed. Found part time employment around December 09 through friends which was on a...
The employment has to be effective and genuine, and not marginal or ancilliary for the activity to be considered as work within the memaning of community law. There is no fixed time and the CJEU formally ECJ has found in some case that 5 1/2 hours of work a week could be considered effective and ge...
Where are you getting your CSI from? You need to research the policy carefully to ensure it's acceptable by the home office I was getting it from Bupa, no Health Insurance would cover it for the purpose of UKBA, I want to avoid it by applying through employment criteria rather than Student and be u...
I am here in a dilemma, Ive got EEA Family Permit, I am married to a Lithuanian citizen for almost 1 year and we have been together for the past 3. She is a full time student and employed part time, I work full time aswell. In the EEA2 form which column should I fill, employed or student, with stude...
I got my EEA family permit and have arrived in UK a week back, I wanted to know if the new laws of £18,000 annual income applies to EEA2 applicants or not? Since I cant see any specific mention about EEA members, all it says that it applies to UK citizen or people settled in the UK, now my wife is w...
