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Actually that argument works both ways. Since you have no family ties to the UK, it is much easier to deport you.lawxff wrote:since im now living on my own, it would be unreasonable to send me back on my own.
lawxff wrote:hey guys
basically, i went to see a lawyer about my immigration issue, he said that he could invoke a previous application that was refused and get them to reconsider it. he called it a one stop notice i think. my question is: has anyone gone through this route, and the outcome? also, is it normal for a solicitor to expect full payment upfront.
thanks