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sushdmehta wrote:When did your leave (as student) expire?
And when did you depart from UK? (03/06/10)?
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sorry for writting the wrong dates - its not 2010 its 2009sushdmehta wrote:Overstaying in the UK for more than 14 months (10/3/09 to 03/06/10) and then deported (albeit at own expense)!! IMHO, AR cannot help you.
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But Letter of rejection i got on 10th of May in which they told me that i have to make an appoinment with home office which i did on 25th of May left UK voluntarily on 03rd of June 2009sushdmehta wrote:between 2-3 months then, but still more than the permissible 28 days! (320(7B)(a)).
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yeah true.. u should make your next application within the time given to you to make an appeal.. which i think is 14 days or something..sania_akhter8 wrote:But Letter of rejection i got on 10th of May in which they told me that i have to make an appoinment with home office which i did on 25th of May left UK voluntarily on 03rd of June 2009sushdmehta wrote:between 2-3 months then, but still more than the permissible 28 days! (320(7B)(a)).
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The specific reason on 1S151A is given below ...
Statement of Reason:
"You Applied for Furthur Leave to Remain as a student in the UK on 28/02/09 which was rejected on 10/03/09.How ever you didnot make your next application for furthur leave to remain as a student until 30/03/09 which was again rejected on 20/04/09. Due to period of 20 days elapsing between these applications you are being classed as an over stayer"
potterbond007 wrote:sania_akhter8 wrote:sushdmehta wrote:between 2-3 months then, but still more than the permissible 28 days! (320(7B)(a)).
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i am bit confused what original rules support mepotterbond007 wrote:i guess i was wrong and an appeal period is 28 days from the date of refusal.. anyways..
1) yes you can if the right to go for an administrative review is given on your refusal form.
2)That's upto you.. xeroxes are also fine.
3) no idea
4) tell them that you think that you where within the rules when you did the second application and applied within 28 days of the refusal of the earlier decision. be more elaborate but this should be the gist of the matter. Try to find the exact rules that support you.
5)try it anyways.. it's free..
potterbond007 wrote:you wouldn't need a covering letter.. just give all the details on the application letter for a admin review.. there is sufficient space on that sheet.. check the rules if it says anywhere that you can reapply rather than go for an appeal.. i think it is there somewhere.. i just cant find it.. can you tell me if you where given the right to appeal on your initial refusal..
sania_akhter8 wrote:potterbond007 wrote:you wouldn't need a covering letter.. just give all the details on the application letter for a admin review.. there is sufficient space on that sheet.. check the rules if it says anywhere that you can reapply rather than go for an appeal.. i think it is there somewhere.. i just cant find it.. can you tell me if you where given the right to appeal on your initial refusal..
yup its written in that i have to make fresh application and ractify my card problem the letter on 10.03.09potterbond007 wrote:what did the refusal letter received on 10/3/09 say. Did it specifically say that you need to leave the country or did it give you the right to reapply. did it say that you have 28 days to make a new application?
Source of this information?potterbond007 wrote:i guess i was wrong and an appeal period is 28 days from the date of refusal..
But that needs to be done ASAP ... not after 20 days! Had you made an effort to re-submit your application within a week, UKBA would have (hopefully) approved your application subject to requirements being met.sania_akhter8 wrote:yup its written in that i have to make fresh application and ractify my card problem the letter on 10.03.09potterbond007 wrote:what did the refusal letter received on 10/3/09 say. Did it specifically say that you need to leave the country or did it give you the right to reapply. did it say that you have 28 days to make a new application?
Why they accept my second application if i late for 20 days why they didnt inform me ?sushdmehta wrote:But that needs to be done ASAP ... not after 20 days! Had you made an effort to re-submit your application within a week, UKBA would have (hopefully) approved your application subject to requirements being met.sania_akhter8 wrote:yup its written in that i have to make fresh application and ractify my card problem the letter on 10.03.09potterbond007 wrote:what did the refusal letter received on 10/3/09 say. Did it specifically say that you need to leave the country or did it give you the right to reapply. did it say that you have 28 days to make a new application?
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oops... sorry.. my mistake.. i haven't been looking into immigration boards for quite sometime and i guess i am getting my facts all messed up..sushdmehta wrote:Source of this information?potterbond007 wrote:i guess i was wrong and an appeal period is 28 days from the date of refusal..
When a right of appeal is given, then an appeal must be filed:
1. within 5 days when applicant is in detention,
2. within 10 days in all other cases where appeal must be filed in-country.
3. within 28 days when an appeal can only be filed when the applicant has left UK.
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how cum i am over stayer if they accept my second application and they reject my applications on photographs -i left the UK voluntarily when they said , evn its not my intention to abide UK immegrations laws...potterbond007 wrote:You should have done your application within 10 days which is the standard time given for an appeal to be filed.. How could anyone refuse an application without going through the particulars. They accepted your application, found that you overstayed and then rejected it.. plain and simple.. sorry abt the mistake i made earlier.. just rusty..
Does the count of overstay start from 10/03/09 or it starts from the date of rejection letter which i got on 10th of May ...sushdmehta wrote:Acceptance of out-of-time application by UKBA for consideration doesn't make your stay in the UK during that time any legal - because out-of-time applications do not attract Section 3C protection. Ignorance of rules is not an excuse that you can use to blame UKBA. Ignorance is applicant's problem, not UKBAs!
More than just this application that has been refused, your overstaying in the UK may impact similarly any other EC applications in the near future.
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