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On what grounds were you refused?spring1 wrote:Me with my husband and daughter came into this country on work holiday visa in 2008 and before the expiry of my visa went back and changed to study visa and came back in 2010. So i was out from the country for 40 days. Then I keep on renewing my visa lawfully. And in Sept. 2015 applied for leave on 7 year child basis as my child live here continuously for 7.5 years. (Applied before the expiry of previous visa) Last month UKBA refused visa and no right to appeal with removal notice but my solicitor sent protocol for Judicial review...
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Thanks in advance ,..pls reply we are in too much tension..
So it's a question centred on elapsed time in UK & continuity of residence in UK.spring1 wrote:I was on study visa. My husband and daughter dependent so. They count time from 2010 and wrote you have only 6 years here and do not qualify and certify as unfounded which is completely wrong.
They're obviously discounting the 2 years on WHM visa, probably because WHM wasn't a settlement visa. I'm sure of the rules back then but was it ok to bring children on that visa? Certainly isn't now.spring1 wrote:Thanks a lot for ur reply.
My solicitor said that my husband can continue to work..but I am doubtful as IS96 says he can not but yes as u said may be according to JR pending there is some provision. I am really surprised why HO not counting period fom 2008 to 2010 as we left within valid leave and came back with valid visa and were not out of the country for even 90 days...We are really upset...Are we considered illegal by them now?
Does this apply or not?You do not have any dependent children who are aged five years or over, or who will be five before the end of the two years as working holidaymaker.
Hi Spring1spring1 wrote:This condition was given as u mentioned for a kid of 4 or so but they gave visa to my daughter. My daughter had a dependent visa and she was 4 years at that time and now she is 12 years old. Definitely the solicitor will fight our case to get us leave but don't know what is going to happen..As my daughter is here since tese many years...she only know English language and has adopted the culture over here as after 2010 we never went back due to family or other issues. Also in the refusal reason they have not even mentioned the reason that why they are not counting the previous 2 years, even if u may be right they do not include WHM in settlement. Have u read somewhere that WHM is not counted for this 7 year rule?
Now are we counted as overstayers?
Can u please update about your case as we r in the same boat right now.applied flr fee waiver in may 2017 refused and got is96 husband not allowed work and reporting every month paid fees and applied again in a week , got acknowledgement in Oct and bio metric done as well .waiting for decision .our lawyer said he can continue work as our case is still with HO.we send email to Ho regarding work permit but never got reply .will b around 6 months still waiting for decision.
The user has not logged into the forum for 2 years. Unlikely you will get a response.Orz1230 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 20, 2018 9:32 amCan u please update about your case as we r in the same boat right now.applied flr fee waiver in may 2017 refused and got is96 husband not allowed work and reporting every month paid fees and applied again in a week , got acknowledgement in Oct and bio metric done as well .waiting for decision .our lawyer said he can continue work as our case is still with HO.we send email to Ho regarding work permit but never got reply .will b around 6 months still waiting for decision.