- FAQ
- Login
- Register
- Call Workpermit.com for a paid service +44 (0)344-991-9222
ESC
Welcome to immigrationboards.com!
Moderators: Casa, Amber, archigabe, batleykhan, ca.funke, ChetanOjha, EUsmileWEallsmile, JAJ, John, Obie, push, geriatrix, vinny, CR001, zimba, meself2
Was your ILR application made in-time ?? As far as I know, Tier 1G ILR route was closed in April 2018. When did you apply ?1)whilst waiting for the decision my ECS check came negative and my contract was terminated from my employer what action do i need to take now is my 3c leave broken even AR decision is pending? if not can my solicitor will have to contact with home office?and get my working rights back?
No. Assuming you have section 3C, your section 3C will come to an end after AR refusal and you become an overstayer.2)If AR decision will refused what will be my chances to get at least 6 months stay in this country without breaking my continuity which will mature my 10 years so I can apply ILR on long residency?
Assuming you apply for FLR(FP) within 14 days of AR refusal and you are then granted visa, you can apply for long residence in theory. However you must be aware that the tax issues will lead to refusal under long residence too.3)whilst waiting for my AR decision can I switch to FLR (FP) { because my daughter came with me in november 2009 as 8 months old child and spend 10 months in back home from Jan 2012 till Oct 2012? and one daughter was born in UK in Oct 2014?} so that my continuity will not break for ILR on long residency and once this is mature I will switch to this category?
Zimba wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2019 1:18 amWas your ILR application made in-time ?? As far as I know, Tier 1G ILR route was closed in April 2018. When did you apply ?1)whilst waiting for the decision my ECS check came negative and my contract was terminated from my employer what action do i need to take now is my 3c leave broken even AR decision is pending? if not can my solicitor will have to contact with home office?and get my working rights back?
Yes It was on time I made an ILR application in Dec 2016 and get my refusal Dec 2018 and submit AR in Jan 2019
No. Assuming you have section 3C, your section 3C will come to an end after AR refusal and you become an overstayer.2)If AR decision will refused what will be my chances to get at least 6 months stay in this country without breaking my continuity which will mature my 10 years so I can apply ILR on long residency?
Can I prevent my 3c leave just to file FLR FP now whilst waiting AR decision?
Assuming you apply for FLR(FP) within 14 days of AR refusal and you are then granted visa, you can apply for long residence in theory. However you must be aware that the tax issues will lead to refusal under long residence too.3)whilst waiting for my AR decision can I switch to FLR (FP) { because my daughter came with me in november 2009 as 8 months old child and spend 10 months in back home from Jan 2012 till Oct 2012? and one daughter was born in UK in Oct 2014?} so that my continuity will not break for ILR on long residency and once this is mature I will switch to this category?
What happens if the applicant challenges the descision in Judicial Review and the refusal is later withdrawn by the Home Office by way of signing a Consent Order.
Many thanks for your reply zimba. Unfortunately, the Home office have failed to understand this and have refused my Set lr application stating that I have been overstaying since the AR refusal of my set o application. That refusal has been withdrawn following a Consent Order. I have lodged an appeal and my barrister is positive he will be able to overturn this. What are your thoughts?Zimba wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2019 6:01 pmIf HO agrees to reconsider an in-time application which was refused while section 3C was engaged, then the section 3C is assumed to have never come to an end. So the act of reconsideration means the whole section 3C period continues until a fresh decision is made.
Hi Zimba,
Hi Zimba,
Hi Zimba,Zimba wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 5:06 pmRegarding the Tier 1G cases: general-uk-immigration-forum/breaking-n ... 68646.html
Also AR does not take months or years. AR is generally concluded within 28 days. Your section 3C will not continue after AR refusal.
Hi All/Zimba,Zimba wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 5:06 pmRegarding the Tier 1G cases: general-uk-immigration-forum/breaking-n ... 68646.html
Also AR does not take months or years. AR is generally concluded within 28 days. Your section 3C will not continue after AR refusal.
Hi,
Hi,teeshabeesha wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 11:24 pmDear Members
I am silent reader of this forum since very long time and must say that this the advise and guidance provided here is no word of lie is awesome and very straight forward.
can some one please advise as my Tier 1 general was refused due to tax amendments and administrative review was filed in first week of January 2019 and still waiting for the decision
1)whilst waiting for the decision my ECS check came negative and my contract was terminated from my employer what action do i need to take now is my 3c leave broken even AR decision is pending? if not can my solicitor will have to contact with home office?and get my working rights back?
2)If AR decision will refused what will be my chances to get at least 6 months stay in this country without breaking my continuity which will mature my 10 years so I can apply ILR on long residency?
3)whilst waiting for my AR decision can I switch to FLR (FP) { because my daughter came with me in november 2009 as 8 months old child and spend 10 months in back home from Jan 2012 till Oct 2012? and one daughter was born in UK in Oct 2014?} so that my continuity will not break for ILR on long residency and once this is mature I will switch to this category?
please advise which will be much appreciated.......
Please do NOT tag your questions to this topic. This post is not relevant to your casenouman8 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 11:34 pmHi I have received this letter after I had decision in my favour from FTT. What's does this means exactly.
" this is to acknowledge reciept on October 201_ of an application for permission to appeal to an Upper tribunal. You will be informed of the result in writing."
Please let me explain what will be the next step.
Thanks