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I don't know what your timescale is, but there is a very real possibility that the 10 and 14 year rules may not be available any longer in the relatively near future. They may even be on their way out by this time next year because of the Government's recent announcement.bhaju wrote:thanks for your reply victoria but we do not want to risk it until my siblings finish their education.
Also until we are aware of what we may face.
Kind of doubt that they are at risk in not finishing their education by the time the HO makes a decision. Your biggest concern is taking advantage of the 14 year rule before it dissappears.bhaju wrote:thanks for your reply victoria but we do not want to risk it until my siblings finish their education.
Also until we are aware of what we may face.
Your relatives are wrong. You don't have any right to remain as far as I can see. Is your mother's ILR stamp genuine? What has she done with the passport since then?bhaju wrote: Some of our relatives say because the immigration officials let my mum go, it means they accept we have right to live here and if we go to home office we are likily to get ILR stamps as we cauld point them towards their investigation and the only way this will not happen is if they know about our deception.
How would having visas in a different surname help you? How does that prove that you are the same person? Likewise with the school records.bhaju wrote: As far as we are concerned we received british education since we came here although for the first 2 years or so we did not use our surname. We also have records from schools from around 1996. I am also sure we can get the details from the school we went to. Also from middle of 1996 we also received child benefit.
I would also assume if it came to it, although we don't have the passport on which we came on with visitor visa. The british high commision will have some records again with a different surname. We used a different surname to arose less chance of being caught as my extended family had the same surname.
It is up to you to wait until you apply. Obviously as you are all over 18 you all have to make separate applications - but this could take a very long time in each case. How will your sister continue her medical training? Do they check visas/passports before awarding the training?bhaju wrote: The only other thing at this moment that is stopping us from applying under long residence is my siblings are at university and we are scared that they won't be able to finish it if we did apply. My sis has only few months left, she finishes in june while my brother still has a year on top so won't be graduating until june 2009.
Regards,
bhaju
The HO will refuse if they have evidence of fraudulent documents. There is no such evidence. I believe the HO have no file on Bhaju's mother, as such they have no evidence to show how her ILR stamp turned in her passport. If the ILR stamp is genuine and there are no other documents, I see no problem of her going ahead and applying for citizenship.jei2 wrote: 1. Won't the Home Office refuse because of the deception in using forged documents (effective from the 29 February)? I know it specifies HSMP but some caseworkers might have a hey-ho approach to applying this before April. Or am I rambling..?