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Is there anything significant about the date in July 2011? Were you physically in the UK, or maybe away on holiday etc.? Did you have a valid visa at this time?They have mentioned in the latter that my qualifying periods starts from 5 July 2011 to 4 july 2016
Suggest type out the refusal text (without any personal info).Checkmate101 wrote:@Nowtic can I upload a pic of my refusal letter here or I can send you an email if it's okay with you.
Note:- I have been in Britain since 2004 and I have never been outside Britain for more then a month or so and I have always had legal stay. However back in February 2014 my visa was curtailed because my sponsor license for the college i was in was cancelled. I wasn't notified by the college at all about anything and we were kept in dark by the management while they ran away with all the fees that we had paid to the college.I refer to your application for naturalization as a british citizen under section 6(1) of the british nationality act 1981 An applicant under this provision is expected to meet certain residential requirements, One of the requirements is that an applicant was not in breach of the immigration laws at any time during your ''qualifying period'' of residence from 05th of july 2011 to 04th of july 2016.
As you were in the UK in breach of the immigration laws from 04th of April 2014 when your leave was curtailed to 30th May 2015 (When you were granted Settlement) this requirement was not met.
the home secretary has discretion to disregard a beach of immgiration aw for the purpose of an application for naturalization. To ensure the discretion is applied rationally and consistently an established policy is followed this policy is published in the nationality staff instructions on our website. Policy and law > staff guidance, instructions > volume 1 > chapter 18 > Annex B > paragraph 8.10)
A breach of Immigration laws would not normally be disregarded in any circumistances other than to exercise discretion exceptionally outside the criteria, the application is refused.
if you still wish to become a british citizen a fresh application for naturalisation must be made.
An application can be made at anytime but you are advised to ensure as far as possible that the residence and other requirements are met before doing so. In this respect I should point out that an application made before 30th may 2020 is unlikely to be successful. I cannot say in advance of an application what the outcome will be as this will depend upon all your enquiries taken at the time to ensure that the requirements are met.
As explained in out schedule of fees the appication for british citizenship is not refundable and has been retained to cover the cost of handling and processing your application. Arrangements are being made to return the sum of £80.00 which is refunded in the case of an unsuccessful application where a citizen ceremony is not required.
If you believe the decision to refuse your application was not soundly based on nationality law policy or our procedures and you wish it to be reconsidered , you must complete for NR and pay a Fee.
I had got my ILR last year May 2015 after 10 year residency. During my 10 year I have only been outside country once and I have always had legal stay in Britain. However I have my visa Curtailed once due to my College Sponcers licence cancellation back in Feburary 2014 and I was given time until April 2014 to make a fresh application. A student application was then filed in April 2014 which was refused in May 2014 afterwards I appealed the Decision which took until Dec. 2014 where my legal 10 year stay was completed in Britain and I applied for my ILR which was subsequently given to me in May 2015.I refer to your application for naturalization as a british citizen under section 6(1) of the british nationality act 1981 An applicant under this provision is expected to meet certain residential requirements, One of the requirements is that an applicant was not in breach of the immigration laws at any time during your ''qualifying period'' of residence from 05th of july 2011 to 04th of july 2016.
As you were in the UK in breach of the immigration laws from 04th of April 2014 when your leave was curtailed to 30th May 2015 (When you were granted Settlement) this requirement was not met.
the home secretary has discretion to disregard a beach of immgiration aw for the purpose of an application for naturalization. To ensure the discretion is applied rationally and consistently an established policy is followed this policy is published in the nationality staff instructions on our website. Policy and law > staff guidance, instructions > volume 1 > chapter 18 > Annex B > paragraph 8.10)
A breach of Immigration laws would not normally be disregarded in any circumistances other than to exercise discretion exceptionally outside the criteria, the application is refused.
if you still wish to become a british citizen a fresh application for naturalisation must be made.
An application can be made at anytime but you are advised to ensure as far as possible that the residence and other requirements are met before doing so. In this respect I should point out that an application made before 30th may 2020 is unlikely to be successful. I cannot say in advance of an application what the outcome will be as this will depend upon all your enquiries taken at the time to ensure that the requirements are met.
As explained in out schedule of fees the appication for british citizenship is not refundable and has been retained to cover the cost of handling and processing your application. Arrangements are being made to return the sum of £80.00 which is refunded in the case of an unsuccessful application where a citizen ceremony is not required.
If you believe the decision to refuse your application was not soundly based on nationality law policy or our procedures and you wish it to be reconsidered , you must complete for NR and pay a Fee.