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ILR 14 YEARS CONTINUOUS RESIDECE AND CLOCK STOP

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ILR 14 YEARS CONTINUOUS RESIDECE AND CLOCK STOP

Post by mir2009 » Sat Aug 22, 2009 6:02 am

one of my friend wants to know that he came in UK in 1995 as visitor and his entry was refused and TN3 Immigration gave him notice of removal and asked him to come back next day as his flight was booked after the day when his entry was refused. he stayed with his friend in London and next day his friend contacted a lawyer and he claimed asylum which was refused in 1997 and he appealed against that decision he attend the hearing and the judge reserved the decision meanwhile he did not contact his lawyer whom he owe some money and later on his lawyer office was shut down he still unaware of his hearing decision he completed ACCA during his stay and joined various accountacy firms he has a wife and two kids one of them born in UK they all have Kenyan Nationality. his wife and a kid joine him in 2005 and they came in UK on visit visa and overstayed. he has no criminal record, he never used his wrong name or ID, he has good employment record his concern is whether he is eligible for ILR under 14 years rule as he consulted one lawyer who told him that when removal orders passed his time clock was stopped and he is not eligible for ILR under 14 year but can file SET O Application for 14 years as his case might fall in legacy case and further he established his private life and family life. Can anyone share with him any information regarding his case so he can clear his mind whether it is right for him to apply SET O Application as the fee of the form is £820.

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Post by vinny » Sat Aug 22, 2009 9:06 am

Chapter 18 - Long residence (276A-276D) > 2.2.6 Events that "stop the clock" for the purposes of the continuous residence
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