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I have to say that I didn't read Delta's comment as being sarcastic. In any case, whatever the rights and wrongs of it all, Delta is obviously feeling under a lot of pressure, so what he writes might not come over exactly as intended anyway...OL7MAX wrote:No need for the sarcasm. Just because someone asks a question that's relevant to the problem it doesn't mean they want your personal details to sell you home insurance. Jeez! Nobody asked for your name and address.
If you do nothing, you will be given IS151D (removal directions) - i.e. the definite removal procedure. You will only be able to appeal on asylum grounds. You can still appeal on Human Rights Grounds now.deltauk wrote: Jeff so wat happens next after the notice of removal.
I thought it is clear that you will not be subject to deportation. You will only be recommended for deportation if you go to prison for longer than 12 months, i.e. when your presence in the UK will not be conducive to the public good.So what you saying is Immigration still needs to give me some sort of deportation papers.
Yes, you should be able to appeal on Human Right Grounds. Does your girlfriend have a resident permit?as me and my EU girlfriend have been living togther for more then 2 yrs.
The fact that your case has been moved to the Crown Court only underlines the seriousness of this matter. But you will have lawyers there to represent you, but nevertheless it is possible the Judge will order your detention and deportation.I got grilled for 12 hours and I finally pleaded guilty to "applying for further leave to remain by deception" and have been charged for criminal offence and Immigration voilation.
my case has been moved to Crown Court for 12th of March.