PS. Try to check through the lawyer how serious is that she was accused of having a forged passport. Is it a reason for DEPORTATION? I don't think so, but check this. But I know definitely that asylum itself is not a reason for deport. seeekers are liable only for adm. removal. I hope moders agree w...
Hi again, I think it is very unlikely she will be deported. Bear in mind that there is a deportation and an administrative removal. Deportation orders are issued to terrorists, serious criminals, drug dealers etc, and this is really serious. The person is banned for several years to enter the UK (in...
No problem, your spose will return. I myself got back with a working visa. Try to forget about asylum, go back to Guinea and apply from there for a fiance or marriage visa. Forget about asylum, try to concentrate on the requirements for a fiance/marriage visa. There are good examples here in the for...
hello hmm, Many congratulations!!! Suumarising uor private correspondence, 1) Return ticket is not needed 2) LEt your partner be ready to silly questions at the immigration control, see my post http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=5587 Answering all questions correctly will help to avoid...
Hello Kayalami, MarieB, hmm and other friends ! I am back!!! I have got a working visa for 3 years the next day I returned to my home country! Quick, isn't it? It was a big surprise for me. I decided to describe my story in detail here to help other people. For those who just has joined, the discuss...
Hi friends, I have finally got my passport back from the HO, and on Monday 03/10/05 I am departing to Ukraine. So, as we discussed here, I will apply for a working visa and see what happens. I asked IOM to provide me a letter that I left the UK voluntarily, and hopefully the HO also will give me a c...
Hi people,
So I will depart home very soon. The HO is going to pay for my return ticket. Do you think, this fact may be used against myself, when I will apply for a working visa in the UK Embassy? Marie and hmm, what is your experience? Who payed for the tickets in your cases?
Thanks,
rmberg
Does ECO ask about this NI number? If not, don't tell this. But if ECO asks directly, you have to tell the truth anyway.
In your case, I would lodge an appeal to a senior member of staff in the embassy (if not late), or appeal to the Immigration Tribunal.
Hi, I think before re-applying you have to prepare well, otherwise it will be again wasting of time and money. Your 1st question is very important. You have to prove a continuous contact. OK, I agree you dont have phone bills, but do you have any other proof: letters, emails etc. (including the time...
Kayalami, thanks very much. It is now clear what to do.
In fact, I visited IOM office in person 2 weeks ago and lodged an application form. Today I will call them again.
Yes, I keep in my hands a standard WP for 3 years. But is it really a CLS category? I don't think so, because the application form VAF1 is for non-settlement applications. (Maybe I am wrong, it is non-settlement straight away, but LEADING to settlement.) Anyway, this is what I copied from the ukvisa...
Kayalami, thanks for your advise. I know, a fiance/marriage visa gives better chances to return to the UK than working visa. But I also worry about the job, because my partner can't support me financially and can't provide accommodation, that's the problem. In this sense, the job offer is right on t...
Kayalami, thanks for your reply. When the adjudicator dismissed my appeal (in June 2003), he haven't wrote anything about leaving the UK. Moreover, I had a right to appeal to the Tribunal, but I did not exercise it. Instead, my solicitor wrote to the HO and ask for a permission to stay on compassion...
hmm and Marie, I entered the UK legally as an asylum seeker. I arrived at Heathrow with a normal airplane ticket, and I even had a valid visitor visa at that time. But just before entering the country I met an immigration officer and clamed asylum. They conducted an asylum interview and finally aske...
Marie and hmm, Thanks for your comments. In fact, I believe I've not overstayed. I applied for asylum in 2001. Although I have lost all appeals etc, I haven't got any removal directions as yet. I go to the reporting centre each month, so I think I am still legally in the country as an asylum seeker....
Marie! For me is the most important now to return safely to the UK, not to start work or marry. Occasionally, I have now two possibilities: to apply for a working visa or for fiance/marriage visa. I plan to get working visa, start to work and after that to marry and apply for a marriage visa from in...
Hi Marie, hmm, Kayalami and others! Thank you for your advises. I applied to IOM a week ago and now waiting for the outcome. Recently, I have got a work permit and my job starts on 1 October. I want to go home (Ukraine) and apply for a working visa. Do you think there is any danger that they will re...
Hi! I am an asylum seeker and I have got a Work Permit for a postdoc position at the UK university (sounds strange, isn't it?). Now there is a real problem. In order to start working, I also have to get working visa. Please, help me with the following. 1) I think it is very unlikely that I can switc...
Hi, Journey! Congratulations with your spose visa and good luck in the following immigration steps. I have a similar situation and your case inspired me to live the UK and apply for a visa from abroad. May I contact you to ask some questions, please. You can send me an e-mail to ruslan_ok@yahoo.co.u...
