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noajthan wrote:Questions:
what is your nationality?
do you have any official papers/identity documents/passport?
what is your official immigration status at the moment?
have you worked whilst you have been in UK?
&
what is it you want to achieve here, what is your goal?
It is a little hard to extract the key facts from your narrative.Motherworld wrote:@noajthan thanks very much for ur help and reply, god bless you
Am from Ghana, I was issued with 5years eea rc as a family member of eu national from January2010 to January 2015 base on my marriage to my ex husband,
yes I've been working since 2012 until December 2015, so in September 2015 I apply for 7years conception application with my 7years old child, October 2015 i receive biometric letter payment not taken yet I did it straight away, so in January 2016 I receive another letter requesting my child and his father who is my ex husband to do DNA test to prove is the biological father but payment was still not taken at this time,
so call my ex husband to inform him about it and he accepted to go for the the DNA test and the bad suprised news is that the test come back with negative results that my ex eu national husband is not the biological father of my child, so my solicitor advice me to also test the father of my other two children because he was the only man i slept with immediately before I meet my ex husband, and my solicitor also said if the test come positive my application may be refused and my child would lose his eu nationality and, the home office may not even consider my 7years conception application again and, I may not have other right to stay in the country, my question now is that If go ahead and test the other of my 2kids father and the DNA test come positive, can the home office still consider my application base on 7years conception or not, I'm really depress and wory I need ur help and advice on what to do now next I'm confused.
But we still need to treat them with basic respect.cyborg001 wrote:Jeezuss!! This is one for those day time Jeremy Kyle shows. The stereotypes are strong in this one: multiple partners, unknown paternal identity, family desertion, police arrests, bad driving etc. etc. haha!
As someone who has had to play by the rules and go through the tough hurdles of UK visas I find it very hard to sympathise with people who come here illegally and then find themselves on the wrong side of the law and reliant on state support. Shameful and not fair to the rest of us! Come onnn!!
Anyway, rant over! pffff
We host a broad church here.cyborg001 wrote:Jeezuss!!
...
Anyway, rant over! pffff
noajthan wrote:It is a little hard to extract the key facts from your narrative.Motherworld wrote:@noajthan thanks very much for ur help and reply, god bless you
Am from Ghana, I was issued with 5years eea rc as a family member of eu national from January2010 to January 2015 base on my marriage to my ex husband,
yes I've been working since 2012 until December 2015, so in September 2015 I apply for 7years conception application with my 7years old child, October 2015 i receive biometric letter payment not taken yet I did it straight away, so in January 2016 I receive another letter requesting my child and his father who is my ex husband to do DNA test to prove is the biological father but payment was still not taken at this time,
so call my ex husband to inform him about it and he accepted to go for the the DNA test and the bad suprised news is that the test come back with negative results that my ex eu national husband is not the biological father of my child, so my solicitor advice me to also test the father of my other two children because he was the only man i slept with immediately before I meet my ex husband, and my solicitor also said if the test come positive my application may be refused and my child would lose his eu nationality and, the home office may not even consider my 7years conception application again and, I may not have other right to stay in the country, my question now is that If go ahead and test the other of my 2kids father and the DNA test come positive, can the home office still consider my application base on 7years conception or not, I'm really depress and wory I need ur help and advice on what to do now next I'm confused.
The fact seems to be you do have one or more children.
One or more born in UK.
So you clearly need to be sure of the father/s - I mean in immigration terms.
Once father/s are identified you need to look at their nationality & immigration status.
For example, are they from EU or not?
Are they named on birth certificates? (I assume probably not).
How much access/contact do they have with respective children?
My understanding is there is no 7 year rule as such anymore, it is transposed or amalgamated into other immigration legislation.
Anyway, suggest when you are posting it will help if you can put your key points & timeline into bullet points (line by line).
You will have more chance of responses from busy members if they can quickly understand your case.
physicskate wrote:Ok a few thoughts:
1.) If your child is proven to be a non-EU citizen (ie not having an EU father), then this means you may have to prove why it would be insurmountable to take the children (who have been here for more than 7 years) back to Ghana.
2.) The original fellow, surely he would at least have ILR and surely could naturalise after 9 years as the partner of someone else (back then it was a two year path). If he became British and had an ongoing relationship with any of his biological children, surely you could have a successful FLR(FP) based on his access to his children?? But then again, maybe not, I am not expert on these matters.
3.) Why could you not go back to Ghana?
4.) I think that trying to argue EU family, if the child is proven to not be an EU citizen, is a non-starter as you were separated from your EU husband a short time after marriage... (could be argued it was a sham marriage, especially as your ex-husband was convicted of trying to engage in some sort of immigration sham). This separation also effectively nullified your rights based on that non-relationship before the expiry of your EU family permit.
5.) This was asked before, but what are you wanting to happen?
Sorry if this does not appear that helpful!