Mr Rusty wrote:
As I said, identity theft. People from the kosovan community (how do you know, by the way) got hold of your family's personal details and started using your address, probably to apply for a job.
The Immigration Service were only doing theirs.
Cause it was caught on cctv.
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Hernancortes wrote:You clearly harbour resentment towards Kosovans. Your story doesn't make sense and i believe there is something you aren't telling us.
I would have loved to have offered advice but your lovely hinders me from doing so. Seek help elsewhere.
What does not make sense? And what do you want me to tell you ?
As I mentioned above im not against all Ksovans, its just those who think its a good thing to steal like every other race. May be if i knew their names i would of not said kosovan.
And thank you for your comment if your not interested then dont visit this thread. You look elsewhere.
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rockhall wrote:hmmm I find it strange that, a british citizen's house with british passports was raided by 11 officers and this is the first port of call hmmm!!! something does not smell right!!!
I maybe wrong but I do not think a british would come on here to seek advise after all that drama.
Prior moving into this property the previous landlord had converted the property into flats. Where i am guessing that these people use to live here.
Even now we get letters for so many people with different names.
We have reported this to the police a while back.
So yes that is what i was thinking why did they come and visit a British Citizens house.
And yes.... Just because i am British does not mean i have all the answers
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Wanderer wrote:Reminds me of a guy at work who said he saw a ghost of a Polish WW2 Airman - how did he know he was Polish.....
And I wonder if the ghost is now actually exercising a treaty right and can bring his non-EU family ghosts over here?
What treaty right though? Is haunting counted as working? Self sufficient?
What are you on about....??
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PaperPusher wrote:How are they going to do that? Ring up and ask "Is Miss Y, Mr X and Mrs Z there? Will they be in tomorrow at 7am? By the way, we are going to come round to arrest them so please ask them to be in."
It is not as if they are likely to be on the electoral register etc.. to confirm that they are there. And the householder could lie, or know people by different names anyway.
As long as they were as professional as they could be in the circumstances, I cannot see what else they could have done. I am sure it is not nice, but I cannot see how they can avoid visiting the wrong address sometimes. People do use false IDs and use false addresses.
Regards
I completely agree.
I was in shock, cause we see these things on Tv and hear about it on radio. We dont exactly expect this to happen when your a British. But yes like you said they were doing their job.
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sakura wrote:Does your mother live with you? Maybe they got your address from her.
And - whenever this happened to your mother - be sure that she has reported her passport missing/stolen, and if it was one with those ID chips (the new sorts) and if she knows the passport number,, make sure she passed those details on to police. You'd be surprised how many people can be bought into the country with just one passport
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She does Live with us. We had reported stolen on the same day and got a replacement within 3 weeks.
Thank you for your comments.
