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They did .. and that is why she was granted discretionary leave. FLR(M) requires valid leave ... which she did not have at the time of application.simmo1038 wrote:It wouls appear that they have not taken any of this into account when we applied for the marriage visa.
Would have been much easier to put things right if you had actually read the papers that accompany when leave to remain is granted. You did not take 2 minutes to go through the papers or even looked at the leave to remain sticker to read what it says. I am sure whatever happened to you was totally unfair and wrong, but you too are to blame for the situation you are in now because you never gave a thought about reading important papers. But its been two years since HO granted DL, and there doesn't seem to be a chance to challenge the matters in a court of law. Even if you try this, it will be a long drawn costly battle which will be full of headache.simmo1038 wrote:Thanks, I see what u re saying.. 2 seperate Issues Ho have done thier part.
Is there anyway that I can tried to get this rectified with HO or am i fighting a lost cause?
I suppose what I am asking is will they look at this because of the situation at the time and now?
Many thanks for your advise.