Sounds like the UKVI feel the claims are spurious, what are the bases of the asylum claims?

Hi, I've been working in UK since 2011 and i may need to move back to my home country next year. I came to know i can claim all back taxes i paid. Can you let me know how do i do it and if at all i can claim back all my taxes from 2011 onwards? You can't. No chance. Bit of a daft question. I'd leav...

Oddly enough my degree is in Law! Can't make it up, just too funny! Mate you are from the land of Obie, if you spot him, please ask him to give us all some sage advice about the current state of Eind. Cheers! i think! I've lost my depth of knowledge, I came her for advice in 2005 or so, learnt a lo...

What a heartbreaking situation! Just curious, as I have no answers, would it be a good idea - since she prbably can't fly - to go to Ireland for the birth?? Does a child born there become an Irish citizen automatically? (ie EU) Is it cheaper? And does that help her not overstay a visitor visa (usua...

hahaha, seriously, some of you guys are cooked. SecretSimon, you need to go study law, it seems to be in your blood, and Wanderer, wonder no more, you Sir are an English teacher! Thanks (I think). :-) Oddly enough my degree is in Law! We did boring stuff though, contract, tort, patent, all business...

"...Procedural legitimate expectations have been recognized in a number of common law jurisdictions..." Correct. UK law, well English law, operates on common law (Scottish law is a hybrid of the common and civil legal systems). Indeed, common law is a foundation of English law. EU law, wh...

I tell her to carry both passports, or she'll not get in our out of Russia with no visa in her UK one....

She didn't need anything as she's American. She simply flew in with me and her 3 month started. I think I managed to get the money to start her "indefinite leave to remain" about a week late.. but late is late. We were going to food banks to afford a lawyer and then, as I said, he died. I...

How did she enter the UK - visit visa (waiver)?

Why did you apply for a 2 year one? Has she had one without issues before?

Definite rejection.

Annabelle1 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 22, 2017 1:35 pm

She has been living in Russia but has current British passport due to being born in England to English father and Russian mother, does she have the right to a ni number and right to live and work in UK?

Da! Koneshno!

Visit visas are rarely granted to those with spouses in the UK.

Reason's to return, dear boy....

Are you saying the father has nothing to do with the child and has no interest in it?

Russell59 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 22, 2017 7:39 am

I married my Belarus Wife in April 2017,as i was staying in Minsk longer than 3 Days i had to register at the Local Police Station.Belarus is a part of the Russian Federation so i should think procedures are the same.

Belarus isn't part of the Russian Federation..

Well, first of all I would check the facts, because my impression is that you are right and the police is wrong. That would not be the first time. And then there is the question of your application. Unfortunately, innocent until proven guilty does not apply to foreigners in the UK , as you will kno...

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:25 pm

What is your relation to the EEA national?

Suggest you read OP's other posts, the a lot more to this than meets the eye, OP hasn't given us the whole story...

Oh that's a shame we not married yet why would they turn us down? They assume the intention is to not return and attempt to remain under human rights etc, after a long history of abuses like this it's not even possible to switch from visit visa now. The innocent suffer as usual. it may be worth a t...

Hi Obie!!!i have been trying to get in touch with you..Your contact details I have aint going through..I hope you will see this message and probably give me a call. @Case what is the requirement for married couples living together who wish to apply for a FLR based on British child and one settled p...

What was the basis of the FLR application?

Hello everyone, Sorry guys if my this post is irrelevant. I m a dual national British Pakistani. I would like to sponsor my brother on visit visa to Italy. I would like to ask a question regarding work in there. Will he be allowed to work freely once he reach Italy if not then what's the possibilit...

You can't switch from visit visa plus it's highly unlikely one would be granted anyway - with a spouse in the UK the UKVI assumes the intention will be to plead human rights etc, and apply to remain. Which to be fair is not without justification - it's why the no-switching rule was imposed in the f...

Why can you not return home and apply normally and legally like most of here have had to do?

I wouldn't worry, due to nigh on 900 years of being welded together as a Lordship, a country, a member of the commonwealth and now the CTA the UK and Ireland are bed-fellows, more in love than ever before... I'm a Brit, living in Ireland, not considered a foreigner for immigration purposes, can vote...

Unlikely to be granted with a spouse/fiance in UK...