Rare Case - T1E Extension / Medical Condition

[hosseinebr]

Hello guys,
I’m in a very difficult situation, i had some sort of health issues in last few weeks that delayed posting the application to renew my T1 Entrepenuer 200k visa.
Visa expiry date is 01/07/2018 and I’m going to submit the extension application on 27/07/2018.
I searched online and it seems that 28-days grace period rule is already removed and now the applications MUST be submitted on time or within 14 days.

As I have all the medical documents from hospital to show that i had an unsual situation, is there still any chance to renew my visa?
Can I still submit the application and hope for a miracle?

Thanks

[marcnath]

Hello guys,
I’m in a very difficult situation, i had some sort of health issues in last few weeks that delayed posting the application to renew my T1 Entrepenuer 200k visa.
Visa expiry date is 01/07/2018 and I’m going to submit the extension application on 27/07/2018.
I searched online and it seems that 28-days grace period rule is already removed and now the applications MUST be submitted on time or within 14 days.

As I have all the medical documents from hospital to show that i had an unsual situation, is there still any chance to renew my visa?
Can I still submit the application and hope for a miracle?

Thanks

Unfortunately, you are an overstayer now and the only exception for an overstayer available is if the application is made within 14 days.

You can try but I would rank the chances as extremely low.

[hosseinebr]

Hello,
I came to the UK in 2015 with Tier 1 Entrepenuer Visa (200k), My visa is expired on 01/07/2018 as I couldn’t submit the extension application on time due to my wife medical situation, she has a very rare disease that require continuous diagnose and long term treatment by NHS.
We have all the documents from NHS confirming her rare disease and we can even get further documents from her doctors.

My T1 Entrepreneur visa extension is ready, I met all the conditions to extend my visa and all documents for the extension are ready (investment, job creation,…), the only problem is that we’ve passed the 14-days grace period.

I’m totally confused, my lawyer suggested that we can try Super Premium Service to reduce overstaying days (we will ask them first if they accept my case knowing it’s out of time and has medical situation), then challenge the rejection decision in three steps:
1-AR
2-Lodge appeal based on the Human Rights grounds raised in the application to the FTT (can be lodged in conjunction with step one)
3- JR (If we do not receive right of appeal to the FTT)

However, on this forum i heard that JR has nothing to do with immigration rules and it is part of the administrative law.
And JR doesn’t accept claims on human rights because of type of application being PBS.

On the other hand, I believe i can apply for a human right claim for my wife’s medical situation, we can even claim an ILR if her disease needs long term treatment, I believe it’s a strong case.

I don’t know which route to take, all i know is that i have to choose the safest and fastest route as I can’t send my family anywhere because of medical issue.

I need your advice.

[umer.shahzad1]

You write down a covering letter mention about the details of ur health issue and give a call to Home office and inform them about ur situation.

ask your solicitor to draft a letter explanation your situation Logically they will not accept your application and may refuse it

but u can give a try super premium Service i havent heard about it u can try

[Momi]

Hello,
I came to the UK in 2015 with Tier 1 Entrepenuer Visa (200k), My visa is expired on 01/07/2018 as I couldn’t submit the extension application on time due to my wife medical situation, she has a very rare disease that require continuous diagnose and long term treatment by NHS.
We have all the documents from NHS confirming her rare disease and we can even get further documents from her doctors.

My T1 Entrepreneur visa extension is ready, I met all the conditions to extend my visa and all documents for the extension are ready (investment, job creation,…), the only problem is that we’ve passed the 14-days grace period.

I’m totally confused, my lawyer suggested that we can try Super Premium Service to reduce overstaying days (we will ask them first if they accept my case knowing it’s out of time and has medical situation), then challenge the rejection decision in three steps:
1-AR
2-Lodge appeal based on the Human Rights grounds raised in the application to the FTT (can be lodged in conjunction with step one)
3- JR (If we do not receive right of appeal to the FTT)

However, on this forum i heard that JR has nothing to do with immigration rules and it is part of the administrative law.
And JR doesn’t accept claims on human rights because of type of application being PBS.

On the other hand, I believe i can apply for a human right claim for my wife’s medical situation, we can even claim an ILR if her disease needs long term treatment, I believe it’s a strong case.

I don’t know which route to take, all i know is that i have to choose the safest and fastest route as I can’t send my family anywhere because of medical issue.

I need your advice.

Marcnath is 100% correct even I read rules. Home office allows to submit application within 14 days of visa expiry.

[CR001]

You also now have the added stress that neither you or your dependents (assuming all visas have expired) are entitled to free NHS and you will have to pay 150% of the cost as you are no longer living in the UK lawfully.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-entitle ... alth-guide

You also can no longer work, i.e. be on the payroll of your company.