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How much does being British COST??

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jes2jes
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Post by jes2jes » Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:16 pm

JAJ Wrote:
That said, I don't see why any "skilled" migrant (most of those on these forums) should have difficulty affording the existing fees.
That above is true in some cases but not all. Some 'skilled' migrants until they obtain ILR would be paid almost nothing by their employers for starters due to WP sponsorship. Bear in mind that, if these migrants also have families, then the fees also become astronomical as such.

All said and done, I believe the fees are expensive but compared to what you get (Visa Free travel, Freedom from IC, EU Wide Jobs and residency, right to vote, etc it is worth it) I think it is 'OK' for now. Try applying for a US/Canadian Visa and you would have to pay almost a £100 for the service :roll:
Praise The Lord!!!!

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Post by JAJ » Wed Jun 13, 2007 3:29 am

jes2jes wrote: That above is true in some cases but not all. Some 'skilled' migrants until they obtain ILR would be paid almost nothing by their employers for starters due to WP sponsorship.
Work permits are not supposed to be used for low-skill employment. And they are definitely not supposed to be used to undercut the wages of skilled British citizens and residents.

abiswaslaw
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Re: How much does being British COST??

Post by abiswaslaw » Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:47 pm

Hi - can you please help me out in following issues:

Foreign national (C) arrived with student visa in 2007, extended until 2012 - variation extension application under 276ade was refused, FT UT JR permission refused, so did COA on 22/05/2015. C is under process to take the case to ECtHR within six months of refusal deadline should be 21/11/2015. Dated 01/09/2015 SSHD served C a 'notice of liabiliy for removal'.
Tell me what action can be taken or if any powerful ball left in C's hand. Can C serve pre-action protocol or JR against removal notice?

What do we do?
Thanks
S

secret.simon
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Re: How much does being British COST??

Post by secret.simon » Mon Sep 14, 2015 1:42 am

To begin with, your query has nothing at all to do with the 8 year old thread that you have posted in. Please post in another thread. Alternatively, can the mods please split this post into a new thread?

Secondly, to advice you in more detail, can you give a more detailed timeline?
abiswaslaw wrote:variation extension application under 276ade was refused, FT UT JR permission refused, so did COA on 22/05/2015.
When did you make the application for 276ADE? When did you appeal to FT UT, etc?

What were the grounds for applying under 276ade? What are the purported grounds for appealing to the ECtHR?

abiswaslaw
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Re: How much does being British COST??

Post by abiswaslaw » Mon Sep 14, 2015 2:09 am

Thank you. 276ade application was made in end of 2012 prior student leave expire and all other FT, UT, HC, CoA made in time - CoA final permission refused on 22/05/2015. I was informally adopted by my grand parents family and I have been under their supervision under same roof since I was 2 or 3 years of age. They all moved to London living under same roof with Brit/settled status. I was a primary carer for my disabled grand parents who passed away last year this time. My grand mother is elderly and disabled-I am her primary carer. So I have article 8 rights exist that was not valued by domestic court although mentioned in determination. If I have to back to where I am from I might be subject to forced marriage by my biological parents who I did not live with my life. Mainly oral hearing I have received at the FT was faulty as wrong dialog speaking interpreter was provided for my elderly grandparents who were the key witnesses and did not quite got interpreter, so they were confused badly and couldn't answer properly their, dob, immigration status, address, when IJ asked that put deep negative impact in IJ's mind that reflect in determination. Thereafter, permission to appeal in all stages has been refused.
Please inform if any suggestion?

And pl inform if SSHD is bound by law to allow me to stay in UK until case is going or finish in ECtHR or can make removal action? Under what law?
Thanks

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