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If it’s more than 4 weeks than there might b something positive coming .as we got our rejection in 2 days after sending additional docuasiana24 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:59 amHi mons thanks for sharing , i havent heard anything after sending additional docsnearly 4 weeks now
.whats your case history ?Hi Monz,
Hi Alaga247, what are the requirements to apply for fee waiver, please can you list the basic things, my appeal was refused in March and I re-appeal to the upper tribunal. We were very positive about the appeal but couldn't win, so have no positive hopes about the upper tribunal decision as well, in case I want to prepare for a fresh application,
without right of work .ho have no mercy why they give so had time to ppl like us . When r u putting your new application will it b on 7 year rule ?Our case similar like yours my daughter also spend 8 years here but not born here .child tht born here will b 7 now in July so solicitor jus want to stretch time till July and telling us to do fresh application .we will try for fee waiver but same as u said our account also shows v pay all bills and rent .but how can we pay 8000£ for 4 of usMat135 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:26 pmHi Monz,
I am so sad to hear that your case also dismissed, I can't understand how someone gets it so easily while others have to try so hard, we also were very positive about our case as my elder child has been living in the UK for 8 years by the time of hearing, but it got refused, our judge was a lady too, hope not the same person.
without right of work .ho have no mercy why they give so had time to ppl like us . When r u putting your new application will it b on 7 year rule ?Monz wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 8:25 amOur case similar like yours my daughter also spend 8 years here but not born here .child tht born here will b 7 now in July so solicitor jus want to stretch time till July and telling us to do fresh application .we will try for fee waiver but same as u said our account also shows v pay all bills and rent .but how can we pay 8000£ for 4 of uswithout right of work .ho have no mercy why they give so had time to ppl like us
Our case similar like yours my daughter also spend 8 years here but not born here .child tht born here will b 7 now in July so solicitor jus want to stretch time till July and telling us to do fresh application .we will try for fee waiver but same as u said our account also shows v pay all bills and rent .but how can we pay 8000£ for 4 of usMat135 wrote:Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:26 pmHi Monz,
I am so sad to hear that your case also dismissed, I can't understand how someone gets it so easily while others have to try so hard, we also were very positive about our case as my elder child has been living in the UK for 8 years by the time of hearing, but it got refused, our judge was a lady too, hope not the same person.
without right of work .ho have no mercy why they give so had time to ppl like us . When r u putting your new application will it b on 7 year rule ?[/quote]Vini81 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 9:49 amMonz,
Your 8 year old wasn't born here but when did the child come to the UK? At what age?
Keep the faith in the end, once you get the approval, all of this suffering will be in the past!
quote=Monz post_id=1764816 time=1554452849 user_id=200313]Our case similar like yours my daughter also spend 8 years here but not born here .child tht born here will b 7 now in July so solicitor jus want to stretch time till July and telling us to do fresh application .we will try for fee waiver but same as u said our account also shows v pay all bills and rent .but how can we pay 8000£ for 4 of usMat135 wrote:Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:26 pmHi Monz,
I am so sad to hear that your case also dismissed, I can't understand how someone gets it so easily while others have to try so hard, we also were very positive about our case as my elder child has been living in the UK for 8 years by the time of hearing, but it got refused, our judge was a lady too, hope not the same person.
. She is telling us to do fresh application once my child born here will turn 7 in July till tht time jus stretching time with appeals .so fed up now Struggling since 2017Hi asiana24 I got refused exact after 3 weeks sending the documents it was very scary while waiting everyday is like 240hrs for me
..... It is a red light............ It is unfair, I would be very happy if they told me go back to your country at the beginning. I am very disappointed that they play cat and mouse with us. I am very sad for wasting my time and losing my career. Is 5 years is not enough for a case to be assessed or decided on it???? This is human right which attracted most of us to decide to live in the UK......I am so regretful.......... And I have more and more to say......Hi meet32 OMG the waiting is scary for me
im reading previous posts and people getting positive outcome few days after sending additional docs, i might be refused so sadasiana24 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 5:42 pmHi meet32 OMG the waiting is scary for me
My daughter was 4 when came here she is 12 now.v hav appealed on upper tribunal but solicitor saying still no chanceMonz wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 1:21 pmVini81 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 9:49 amMonz,
Your 8 year old wasn't born here but when did the child come to the UK? At what age?
Keep the faith in the end, once you get the approval, all of this suffering will be in the past!
quote=Monz post_id=1764816 time=1554452849 user_id=200313]Our case similar like yours my daughter also spend 8 years here but not born here .child tht born here will b 7 now in July so solicitor jus want to stretch time till July and telling us to do fresh application .we will try for fee waiver but same as u said our account also shows v pay all bills and rent .but how can we pay 8000£ for 4 of usMat135 wrote:Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:26 pmHi Monz,
I am so sad to hear that your case also dismissed, I can't understand how someone gets it so easily while others have to try so hard, we also were very positive about our case as my elder child has been living in the UK for 8 years by the time of hearing, but it got refused, our judge was a lady too, hope not the same person.
. She is telling us to do fresh application once my child born here will turn 7 in July till tht time jus stretching time with appeals .so fed up now Struggling since 2017
I have not heard anything meet32 everyday is waitingMeet32 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 5:52 pmasiana24 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 5:42 pmHi meet32 OMG the waiting is scary for me
Wats ur case history ?
If British child is related then u likely to get visa
Sorry am only seeing this nowMat135 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:40 pmHi Alaga247, what are the requirements to apply for fee waiver, please can you list the basic things, my appeal was refused in March and I re-appeal to the upper tribunal. We were very positive about the appeal but couldn't win, so have no positive hopes about the upper tribunal decision as well, in case I want to prepare for a fresh application,
My husband has two bank accounts
We both don't work as we don't have no visa
But my husbands family helps us
We are renting a property, Pay the rent and bills, manage to do by sharing with friends,
If they look into the bank can see the rent and other direct debits paying off,
For 4 people to do a new application will have to find 4x1033 visa fees
4x1000 IHS
1200 for solicitor
Almost 10,000 pounds
Can you please advise me, so I can prepare by the time it gets refused in case
Thank you
Members are not permitted to post any form of personal contact details on the forum!!Alaga247 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2019 4:35 pmSorry am only seeing this now
For fee waiver u need to show proof that family and friends are supporting your as the family member need to write later but I will advice u meet a solicitor as u will need to fill the fee waiver form and u will see all that are requested for...if u can give me your contact I can message u direct as I don't come on here often thanks and goodluck
OkCR001 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2019 5:12 pmMembers are not permitted to post any form of personal contact details on the forum!!Alaga247 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2019 4:35 pmSorry am only seeing this now
For fee waiver u need to show proof that family and friends are supporting your as the family member need to write later but I will advice u meet a solicitor as u will need to fill the fee waiver form and u will see all that are requested for...if u can give me your contact I can message u direct as I don't come on here often thanks and goodluck
If you read the users previous posts, you will see the circumstances.
Rebaz85 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2019 1:15 pmI have 5 years Irish resident card, I am living in the UK since January 2015. I applied to EEA(FM) two times, but they refused it.
My partner is British, we are married for about 6 years. We have 2 British kids 4 and 2.5 years old. We are living together.
I have applied for flr(fp) : 3/August /2018
Biometrics letter received : 11/9/ 2018
Biometrics done: 11/9/2018
I contacted local Mp, homeoffice replied that my case is complex in nature.
I am tired of this gameI lost 7 years of my precious time just because I married to a British guy. It is not fair... I lost my career.....
Rebaz85 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 5:11 pmIt is psychological game, I have 2 kids, they have British passport, they are born in the UK. It is still difficult for me too. It is wasting of time and money . Home office need to establish a new rule (( falling in love with a British guy needs money, time, torturing and pain)) or(( the foreigners are not allowed to marry to a British citizens ))..... It is a red light............ It is unfair, I would be very happy if they told me go back to your country at the beginning. I am very disappointed that they play cat and mouse with us. I am very sad for wasting my time and losing my career. Is 5 years is not enough for a case to be assessed or decided on it???? This is human right which attracted most of us to decide to live in the UK......I am so regretful.......... And I have more and more to say......
Rebaz85 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2019 7:32 amIt has been eight (8) months approximately since the application , I am still waiting.
I applied for EEA(FM) 2 times. They refused it, they said you circumvent the immigration rules, without having any evidence. They recommended me to apply for FLR(Fp),as the rule for EEA(FM) was changed in November 2016. I was living in Dublin for 2 years with my husband. I have 5 years Irish residence card.My husband lost his work because of back injury, we decided to go back to the UK, I was not happy because I heard a lot about torturing and difficulty in getting UK visa. I am living in the UK since 2015. We have clean criminal record...I don't have poor immigration history. .....they can do whatever they want..... I have seen people all their statements were not true, they were illiterate they got visa without any obstacles and they are siting at home even they do not like to go to college or do work......... It depends on our lucks.
I lost 7 years of my precious time just because I married to a British guy. It is not fair... I lost my career..... 