@ Elastep please take it easy on yourself. I trust all shall be well. As the saying goes delay is not denial and I believe your time would surely come. From what I understand from your post HO have agreed to reconsider your case if you withdraw and I'm glad to say I have seen lots of people being gr...
You currently have a leave to remain under section 3C of Immigration act 1971 and that means you will be allowed to work until your outstanding application is decided provided your last granted leave to remain allows you to work. Your new employer should apply to Home Office by completing the employ...
Hi Amjad 1) You have got 3 months to begin your JR from date of the decision but you also need to send PAP (Pre action protocol)letter before JR warning HO you may bring a JR claim. Reconsideration is another option 2 &3) Your son and wife can apply for ILR on Long Residence basis once they have...
Hi UK2013A I will certainly suggest you proceed with the appeal as your partner appeared to have a strong family life in the UK given you and your children strong immigration status. The judge will most likely explore the strengths of her case better than the HO will do. If you were to make a fresh ...
Hello red scorpion I'm really sorry to read about your case. The HO are very mean to have treated you this way. However, I'm not sure your best line of action is to try to fight them over this invalidation. I can't quote the exact source of information but I think applicants can reapply within 28 da...
Hi I think it depends on when your visa is curtailed which depends on how quick your employ notify the HO and how quick they decide to act. You have no control over that except to hope there is delay either from your employer or HO. If your leave is valid upto 12/08/14 then you can apply for ILR fro...
Hi Mrs.P Technically you can't make a new application while you have an appeal waiting to be heard. Your new application will most likely be invalidated. You have 2 options a)Withdraw your appeal or b)Add your 10 year lawful residence status as an additional ground of appeal at the UT. The judge wou...
Hi Nilemarques I think the applicable immigration rules you are referring to is as follows: 276ADE (1). The requirements to be met by an applicant for leave to remain on the grounds of private life in the UK are that at the date of application, the applicant: (iv) is under the age of 18 years and ha...
Hi Scorpio81 I think your interpretation of the rules to your circumstances is both reasonable and fair. Personally, I do not think you have overstayed given your appeal was accepted by the upper tribunal and was not dismissed along that line. However, even if HO ruled that you have indeed overstaye...
Hi Scorpio Read the new HO policy on 3C and 3D leave. I think it answers your question. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/3c-and-3d-leave Dear Forum Members I have recently applied for my ILR on the basis of Long Residence. Following is my history Entered UK 9th March 2004 6 years student+2...
Hi The FLR FP form is an application form for leave to remain in the UK on the basis of article 8 of Human Rights. There are 2 elements to article 8 namely family life and private life. In your case applying as a parent of a BC child falls under family life while private life relates to ties or root...
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Informed by the solicitor today that determination is received and appeal allowed. Looking forward to see the decision. Now praying and hoping HO do not challenge the decision.
Any news from your end Yazzy? Best of luck mate.
Hi Thamsinkumar I think I answered that question last week or so. Any valid application made to HO whether student, Private life or others will count towards extending your leave to remain under section 3c or 3d of immigration act 1971 (i.e. your last granted leave to remain is extended while applic...
My appeal was heard on 21 Feb 2014. The judge stated clearly that he will send the determination within 2weeks but over 3 weeks later I was told the decision is yet to be issued. The waiting is torturous.
Hi Thamsinkumar I'm not very conversant with rules around maximum time allowed to study in UK so I can't answer your questions on that front. However, to answer your other question, if you make an in-time application (i.e. application submitted while your leave to remain is still valid). You will be...
Hello Thamsinkumar I think based on the facts you have shared so far, making an application for a private life in the UK appears to be the best option. You barely have time to find a course or a job that can sponsor your tier 4 or tier 2 application respectively in addition to other conditions such ...
Hi Amjad Have you tried putting a complaint about the continue delay in deciding your application. You can also try to involve your MP and the Ombudsman. If all these did not work try JR to get them decide your case. This is unacceptable. Do something bruv. Best of luck mate By the Grace of Allah I ...
Hi Sumbal Congrats on your ILR! Did you actually applied in 2010? that was a long wait... My main question is when you withdrew your appeal and lodged a fresh ILR application, were you able to carried on working? We are in a similar situation and wanted to know what the implications of withdrawing a...
Hello great people on the forum! I hope you can be of assistance to my below enquiries. This enquiry is for my wife. She has been in the UK lawfully since March 27 2004. All her renewals have been done in-time and without any refusal. The last grant was valid up to 25 September 2013. However, she ma...
Good morning Forum!!!!!!! Most of the family life (parent of a child, children born and lived in uk more than 7 years and both parents are overstayers) application refused on the basis of: the application of EX1 cited as reasons for refusal as follows •applicant must have sole responsibility for th...
Hello all you good people on this forum. I will greatly appreciate your response. My wife has been in the UK lawfully since March 2004. She has had several visa renewals within the UK and all the successful renewals has always been submitted in time and granted without any refusal. Her current leave...
