hamid84 wrote:Like i said, your case will be considered as legacy case because you claimed ayslum before 2007.
Yes you have full rights of applying under article 8.
Check my other threads regarding legacy cases to get an idea how you could speed up this process.
How do you personal see my case?
Hi there,
I'm a newbie on this forum and this is my situation:
My partner(woman from Benin-West africa) and I(man from Ivory Coast-west africa) came in dec 2001 as students,we had one child in 2005 and claimed asylum in march 2006.It was refused the same year.But because of the child I think we're still in a NASS accommodation and the Home Office continue to provide my partner and child with weekly benefits,but they cut mine.Our circumstances have since changed because we now have 3 children(a 3 & half year-old, 1 & half year-old, and a new born babe).Our sollicitor sent all 4 photos of each one of us with a later explaining everything 6 months ago.
Later...one week ago, I called the H.O. on their enquiry line and they told that my partner and I are not on the legacy case list.Is it tue? Where could we go from here? What does take for people to be on legacy case list? We are very disappointed for that and don't have a clue of what to do next. Do we go and see the MP to act on our behaf? do we stress the situation to our sollicitor(we're on legal aid) who really does not do us any favour on the progress of our case.We've been with him since 2007.Please we need guidance from all those who've been and done that and got their legacy case sorted with a positive response(ILR). Regards