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Unfortunately communication to arrange for biometrics is no indication of success (or failure) of the application. If you search the forum you'll find many posts mentioning that the application has been rejected even after biometrics were given.DA375 wrote:but what could the decision be ?
Only National ID cards, subject to parliamentary approval and from a given date in future.DEVONIAN wrote:I had thought this government had ditched the whole notion of ID cards and biometrics. Have I missed something in the news.
Is the biometric residence permit also being scrapped? wrote:No. The UK Border Agency (UKBA) will continue to issue biometric residence permits to non-EEA foreign nationals.
European law requires non-EEA foreign nationals to be provided with biometric residence permits.
They are separate from the programme to introduce the UK National Identity Card and the Identification Card for EEA nationals, and are issued under entirely different legislation.
The biometric data is not kept on the National Identity Register.
For this it is important to quote a case already raised on this forum. Also, if the invalid application comes back with a letter that clearly dictates, "You have 28 days to return your application", that clearly indicates an extension of leave, as those 28 days are for you to get your application in order and return it to them.bb21 wrote:IF UKBA gets in touch regarding the failed payment and asks for it to be rectified rather than returning all paperwork submitted then it should be fine as it can be done straight away.cloudstar wrote:Hello everyone Im still waiting, can I ask something not to do with the long stay application but it for ILR, for my sister, work permit, she sent her application last week and found out from the bank that something was wrong with the cheque so the bank did not cash it, her visa ran out on 31st July what can she do can she get the payment to the UkBA any other way. please help she is desperate.
Otherwise if the application gets sent back and marked as invalid then unfortunately it means that she would have to make a brand new VALID application which obviously will not be in time so she would not be entitled to 3C leave.
Looking at current reports, more cases seem to be handled in the second way.
so regardless of the type of application, the high court ruling suggests something different to what you have suggested.vinny wrote:Update -Case law round-up wrote:More importantly, the Court of Appeal in JH (Zimbabwe) [2009] EWCA Civ 78 made a very important (but how so dry!) decision on use of prescribed forms and the extension of leave by s.3C of the 1971 Act. The tribunal’s highly restrictive interpretation in DA (Section 3C – meaning and effect) Ghana [2007] UKAIT 00043 is disavowed and the Court concludes that:
(i) the appellant had used a ‘prescribed’ form, even if she had no chance of getting what she asked for, and therefore had made a valid application which therefore extended her leave under s.3C while the application was pending, and
(ii) that it is possible to vary an application for leave once it is made, even if leave is already extended by s.3C, as long as a decision has not yet been reached by the Home Office.
This case makes life considerably simpler for immigration applicants who are badly advised or use the wrong form.
Excellent - I am looking forward to hearing from you soon, you waited so long and really deserve it now.cloudstar wrote:Hie guys just called home office now, and the lady said a package was sent out to me this morning, dont know, will let you all know tomorrow, please keep your fingers crossed for me.
Not fulfilling the residential requirements or providing evidence thereof, IMHO ...doctordoctor wrote:Have just applied for ILR under 10 year rule. Not to be negative but does anyone know of the commonest grounds for refusal? ta
Thanks, but what is IMHO?sushdmehta wrote:Not fulfilling the residential requirements or providing evidence thereof, IMHO ...doctordoctor wrote:Have just applied for ILR under 10 year rule. Not to be negative but does anyone know of the commonest grounds for refusal? ta
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