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Thanks ObieObie wrote:If you are under 25 , then yes you can send it.
Or it will all depends on the ties you have developed with the UK and whether you have one elsewhere.
No the 14 years on its own does not count
Unfortunately there have been no change in my situation since my last application.Obie wrote:Perhaps a Judicial Review may be your next step, as you have no right of appeal. In all probabilities a new application will fail unless there has bee a material change of circumstance since your last application.
We have been together over three years but have not lived togetherObie wrote:How long have you been together.
My application has been refused and I am given an out of country appeal (IAFT-3), is there anyway I can submit the appeal without having to leave the UK? What are my options?Mom_ato wrote:We have been together over three years but have not lived togetherObie wrote:How long have you been together.
I suppose that you could have a better chance if you got married then put in under flr(fp) Partner. But the HO always ask you to give insurmountable circumstance why it would be dangerous to send you back even though you get married, at this stage, i suppose they only consider couples who have kids, i am also on a temporary admission and i have been going for reporting fortnightly, I am married and still awaiting outcome of for(fp) application, we don't have any kids yet.Mom_ato wrote:My application has been refused and I am given an out of country appeal (IAFT-3), is there anyway I can submit the appeal without having to leave the UK? What are my options?Mom_ato wrote:We have been together over three years but have not lived togetherObie wrote:How long have you been together.
Any advice/suggestion is welcome
Thanks
This is really giving me some hope Obie. JR seams like the next road I should go down. I am going to see a solicitor today to discuss my options so I will be discussing this with him.Obie wrote:IAFt 3 means they have given you a out of country right of appeal.
Under the immigration act 2014, a refusal of a human right claims carries a right of appeal.
They are basically certifying your claim, as you will be entitled to an in country appeal otherwise.
You can challenge the refusal by means of a Judicial review.
If you get married, that will boost your claim. I also thing you residence is weighty.
I went for legal advice today and was given advise on Pre-Action Protocol (PAP) which is to challenge HO decision to then followed by Jr.Mom_ato wrote:This is really giving me some hope Obie. JR seams like the next road I should go down. I am going to see a solicitor today to discuss my options so I will be discussing this with him.Obie wrote:IAFt 3 means they have given you a out of country right of appeal.
Under the immigration act 2014, a refusal of a human right claims carries a right of appeal.
They are basically certifying your claim, as you will be entitled to an in country appeal otherwise.
You can challenge the refusal by means of a Judicial review.
If you get married, that will boost your claim. I also thing you residence is weighty.
Thank you all for your suggestions.keep up the good work everyone, you are helping us to see the light.
Really!!peppekalle wrote:You are still at risk of being detained... don't forget what i said earlier on
Thanks for the info.peppekalle wrote:You are still liable to detention the PAP does't stop UKBA from detaining you.Relax not everyone gets detained gets removed hopefully the PAP will force UKBA to give you right of appeal and then you can convince the judge why you should be given status.
This is weighing heavily on my mind.Mom_ato wrote:peppekalle wrote:You are still liable to detention the PAP does't stop UKBA from detaining you.Relax not everyone gets detained gets removed hopefully the PAP will force UKBA to give you right of appeal and then you can convince the judge why you should be given status.
You still have to sign in but remember not to go in the back office for whatever reason.If you are detained they have to give you 72hours notice before removal.Mom_ato wrote:This is weighing heavily on my mind.Mom_ato wrote:peppekalle wrote:You are still liable to detention the PAP does't stop UKBA from detaining you.Relax not everyone gets detained gets removed hopefully the PAP will force UKBA to give you right of appeal and then you can convince the judge why you should be given status.
Ok, so not everyone that get detained get removed, I understand that. (I hope I don't) I am very concern about my next sign in which is coming up in two weeks.
Since HO can takes up to 2 weeks to respond to Pre-Action Protocal and as my case been refused with out of country appeal I am wondering if they will take the opportunity to refuse me bail and remove from the UK. Do I really have to sing in even though my application has been refused and I am ask to leave the UK? It feels like I will be voluntarily handing myself over to UKBA for removal.
Can anyone say from experience or knowledge
As appeal is out of country, if I am detained would I get bail or remove immediately, if Pre-Action Protocol hasn't been acknowledge or if it has been rejected & JR not in?
Please share your knowledge.
Thanks