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What was the questionnaire regarding? The BIA are actually sending questionnaires to failed asylum seekers who are still in the country, to try and sort out their immigration status (basically 'regularise' them). Is this the questionnaire? I don't think it would have to do with your CoA application. You should, however, re-apply for that, since the current situation is that those who cannot return home are able to claim exceptional circumstances to apply in-country (I think). When did he apply for asylum, and when was it finally refused?pathaniprincess wrote:Hi there everyone.
I am a British citisen and my partner is a failed somali assylum.
Me and my partner have applied for COA-Marriage in OCT 2005 and we still havent recieved an answer from the home office.
We have wrote letters to them, faxed them, complained to them and recently to other people like the Prime minister, Home secretery, Ombudsley and our local PM But still they are SO ignorant!
However, yesterday we got a questionnaire from them to write our own affidative and to answer the questions on there.
Has anyone else had this questionnaire?
Does this show that the caseworkers are actually working on our case now?
How long will it then take for them to consider after you send the affidative to them?
How long does your case take to consider after you send this?
And Also, how long has it taken everybody else to get a certificate of approval?
Yes you can - for the moment:Wanderer wrote:I don;t think u can get a CoA if u don't have valid LTR...
(in case the reader is wondering: the OP posted this on another thread: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... 9&start=20 )pathaniprincess wrote: got abit excited there as i thought i myt be a help to alot of people here haha!!!
Nah, actually, the questionnaire was addressed to my partner only...you think this makes a difference wether it is addressed to both or one... regarding our COA case or the assylum case?? If so, how does it make a difference?
Coz even if it is, both ways, he's still going to get that COA isnt he?
But, Hey am jus happy they have finally taken notice of us! at last!
P.S PLEASE POST ME BACK ON MY POST http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=18165