mubashir1981 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 5:01 pm
snooky wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 12:32 pm
mubashir1981 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2019 10:32 am
Looks like home office put all zambrano application on side and decided not go give decision on it.
Hello
Once again you’re right
Home Office is trying to put a hold to peoples faith.
Remember, you’re still entitle to DRR as a Zambrano carer and that wouldnt affect your settled status application should you apply for aswell.
Try get a lawyer to do PRE ACTION PROTOCOL (PAP) for you and your case for settled status would be considered quick
No that so many people have since applied for the scheme since 1st of August when Zambrano was officially started.
Good luck
Hi snooky.
2day my fee waiver application has been refused due ti silly things they said even i have disable child. Aany way i alreday made dfr1 card application as well.
Spoke to eu resolution center and my EU Settlement Scheme application still u der process its not vaired yet as i have not made ltr application yet as fee waiver did not approve.
I also spoke to a solicitor for pre action protocol he is asking for 600 and he said u need to wait for 6 month atleast otherwise ur 600 will b waste.
Mubashir1981
Nice chatting again
I told you Home Office is insensitive. Trust me to get a fee waiver through, you would have to Show that you have Home but not food or food not Home.
Moreover Home Office has a credibility problem and makes everyone a criminal untill proven guilty.
What you should have done with the fee waiver was to get social services or a qualified social worker to do an assessment on you then you again have to add expense accounts to show them how you spend your money. This must also include almost 2,5 years bank statement to qualify.
Good you have the Zambrano derivative application in. It strengthening your case. As the rules say, you can have settled status application and derivative rights at the same time and also on-going.
Remember pre action protocol can be taken at anytime whilst your case has been delayed unlawfully. The guidance for Zambrano didnt say 6 month to expect a decision.
Home Office is playing first class citizens card here and as a TCN, meaning third country national you have to be treated as equal as an EEA national. Anything contrary is discrimination and you have to seek justice.
The difference between TCN and EEA national is country of birth and Home Office is wrong for doing segregation.
You can do your own pre action protocol.
Let them know you are serious and your case has been delayed unlawfully.