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Yes but I am again making the same point I have made in previous posts with similar content.antontony wrote: It is nearly harmless - you can apply to come to the UK the next day you return to your country.
If you wish so, you ask politely and give reasons.ppron747 wrote:I do wish you would stop peddling this line, Jeff.
Jeff, not so, anything in para 320 is discretionary and whilst something in para 320 can be used, it does not have to be ... and there are numerous instances posted on this Board where clearly something in para 320 could have been used, but it was not.Jeff Albright wrote:Because this is the Rule, it must be followed by the ECO.
Thanks. I sincerely hope so. However, a better understanding of this would not be bad at all.John wrote:Jeff Albright wrote: Jeff, not so, anything in para 320 is discretionary and whilst something in para 320 can be used, it does not have to be ... and there are numerous instances posted on this Board where clearly something in para 320 could have been used, but it was not.
So your suggestion of "must be followed" is clearly not true.
Jeff there are numerous instances on the Board of people returning to this country, and sometimes quite speedily, where one or more of the grounds in para 320 could have been used had the ECO been so minded. Clearly use of para 320 is discretionary.Thanks. I sincerely hope so. However, a better understanding of this would not be bad at all.
John, this was also my understanding.John wrote: Jeff there are numerous instances on the Board of people returning to this country, and sometimes quite speedily, where one or more of the grounds in para 320 could have been used had the ECO been so minded. Clearly use of para 320 is discretionary.
Be careful. See this post http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=11220tonyfisher wrote: I now have quite a good job with a multi-national that has the HQ based in London. I am hoping they don't ask me to come to London for any training / meeting as i would rather not have to get to Heathrow to be turned back !
If you get the correct entry clearance by making a genuine application, you would normally be let in. Nothing to do with discretion by IO.I think I was told that i could come back into the UK but it was at the discretion of the IO at the port of entry.
They cannot refuse by saying "we don't believe that you won't overstay again". They can refuse on one of the basic rules (say they will not be satisfied that you will return (if your Work Permit for 12 months or less), or they will not be satisfied that you will actually be working for your nominated employer or they say they are not satisfied that you will not be taking any other employment than that in your work permit). Having used one of these reasons, they will also combine it with the rule 320(11).I guess i would have to take proof of my job and anything else permanent that i have back home (home mortagage) to show that i would not disappear into the UK somewhere as soon as they let me in and overstay again ?
let us know how it wentI will enquire with the local UK consulate and see if i can chat with someone about this IS151A form.