FLR(O) Discretionary Leave waiting times ..??

favour wrote:Hello Lucky007.

I am neither (not british child, oldest child 6.5)
I applied student visa, then varied to flro while i was pregnant.
home office claimed I have over stayed, because my flro was returned as invalid, case worker refused to see its a variation and not a new application because i paid the difference of the fee and not the full flro fee.
Hence my appeal is in two fold
1) unlawful decision - I am not an overstayer
2) we are praying for discretion

Appeal date is end of october, still putting support docs together and praying forGod's intervention.

hope this helps.
forgot to add, I have been in the uk 9 years this sept.

winners wrote:

dapsonlee wrote:

ikeron wrote:[quo@Al Haqq
Hi, sorry to hear about a second refusal. The HO has asked me to withdraw my JR for reconsideration. Did they used the same grounds or different to refused you? God bless you all.

Ikeron,

Try not to fall for the cheap tactic. They might refuse you under the same initial refusal they gave you. Its a continous loop to send you back to the starting line, frustrating you to quit. Tell them to either put it in writing hoping for a favorable outcome in order words to explain what they missed the first time for them wanting to reconsider or else you are going to proceed with JR. I have not seen on this thread (I might be wrong) where they have asked anyone to withdraw and then they get granted.


@Rina Thank God for his mercies. This is God's handiwork. I pray for a testimonial outcome on this soon to be successful journey.

@ Dapsoleen

I think you are right about this

My reconsideration was refused again yesterday despite the facts 2 of my children were born in Uk and spent more than 7 yrs of their lives in Uk

Unless your child is British citizen don't be too optimistic

Tom no engine wrote:Just got an email from my lawyer that I have been refused ..H.O is saying I can go back to Zimbabwe with my kids...my lawyer says they did not even consider the court order I have and she thinks we should take it to higher court...what do you guys think?

Tom no engine wrote:Just got an email from my lawyer that I have been refused ..H.O is saying I can go back to Zimbabwe with my kids...my lawyer says they did not even consider the court order I have and she thinks we should take it to higher court...what do you guys think?

lucky007 wrote:

Tom no engine wrote:Just got an email from my lawyer that I have been refused ..H.O is saying I can go back to Zimbabwe with my kids...my lawyer says they did not even consider the court order I have and she thinks we should take it to higher court...what do you guys think?

Sorry abt that. Home office didn't listen any thing they just have standard letter and just changed name and address and other texts are same. u should go to high court and best of luck.

how old ur sons ?

how long ur in uk?

winners wrote:

Tom no engine wrote:Just got an email from my lawyer that I have been refused ..H.O is saying I can go back to Zimbabwe with my kids...my lawyer says they did not even consider the court order I have and she thinks we should take it to higher court...what do you guys think?

Sorry about that

Have you be given IN Country right of Appeal?

Do you have sole parental responsibility over your children ?

This is one the reasons my Jr reconsideration was refused as well despite 2 out 3 of my children lives well above 7 years in Uk and all were born here

It will be well

Tom no engine wrote:

lucky007 wrote:

Tom no engine wrote:Just got an email from my lawyer that I have been refused ..H.O is saying I can go back to Zimbabwe with my kids...my lawyer says they did not even consider the court order I have and she thinks we should take it to higher court...what do you guys think?

Sorry abt that. Home office didn't listen any thing they just have standard letter and just changed name and address and other texts are same. u should go to high court and best of luck.

how old ur sons ?

how long ur in uk?

Hi lucky007 and thank you for your response..I have 2 kids..a girl and a boy..my daughter is 8 and my son is 2 years old..both born in England and have never left the country

lucky007 wrote:

favour wrote:Hello Lucky007.

I am neither (not british child, oldest child 6.5)
I applied student visa, then varied to flro while i was pregnant.
home office claimed I have over stayed, because my flro was returned as invalid, case worker refused to see its a variation and not a new application because i paid the difference of the fee and not the full flro fee.
Hence my appeal is in two fold
1) unlawful decision - I am not an overstayer
2) we are praying for discretion

Appeal date is end of october, still putting support docs together and praying forGod's intervention.

hope this helps.
forgot to add, I have been in the uk 9 years this sept.

hey favour,

How old ur son now ?

can u share list of documents u have prepared for court ?

where r u base in london or ?

do u have any idea appeal out come these days from court regarding the seven yrs ?

thanks and regards,




Thanks ur your reply favour your case and our case is exactly same. we had apply under seven yrs child policy and was refused and they said u will go back and settle in your home country but they gave us right of appeal and our appeal will be due in November.

we also trying to get supporting documents.

i hope we will get some good news InShaAllah.

once again thnks for ur reply

Kiran khan wrote:Hello all,
I have got letter today from HO that I ve been granted for 30months and received all my document back. Thanks to my Allah.
I was on Tier-1 visa and applied on
Applied: 30 June 2014
Granted: 2 Sept 2014
Not received BRP
I ve 2 years British child and my husband is British married and living together more than 2.5 years.
InshaAllah all those waiting for their visa will get soon. Hope with the God.

halifax8 wrote:Hi Guys,

I need your expert opinion and advise.

A friend is 7 months pregnant and on a 6 months tourist visa. Her partner is a settled person in the uk.
I know she can not switch from her visitors visa ..
Her visa hasn't expired though....Her partner lives here in the uk so they want to make application here in the uk rather than sending the baby and mum home to start a spousal application.

1. Can she make FLR (FP) application for leave to remain?
2. If her baby is born, can she make application with the baby, as the baby will be british citizen?
3. What application is best for this kind of situation?

Can anyone advice on the best application for her to apply. I know its not a straight application but i trust someone here can help.

You can share this post around.

Thanks

lucky007 wrote:Hey everyone,

Going for court hearing for seven yrs child born in uk and now half seven.

Anyone had a court hearing in the court and any update from the court for seven yrs?

which type of supporting documents are require for the hearing?

Need your advice and support.

we are in uk last eight yrs on student visa.

thanks and regards

greatreasons wrote:

lucky007 wrote:Hey everyone,

Going for court hearing for seven yrs child born in uk and now half seven.

Anyone had a court hearing in the court and any update from the court for seven yrs?

which type of supporting documents are require for the hearing?

Need your advice and support.

we are in uk last eight yrs on student visa.

thanks and regards

What did you apply for Parent of a British Child?

Did you apply to naturalised the child and obtain a british passport before your application?

Ems1927 wrote:Court hearing this Tuesday! Our solicitor is confident of a positive outcome. I am feeling nervous about testifying and being brought in separate etc. I've never been a good speaker so feeling under a lot of pressure. I will be sure to update and let everyone know about the experience afterwards especially for those with dates upcoming.

Ems1927 wrote:Thanks. I'm a British born citizen, moved to America to study where I met and married my husband. We had a baby and moved to England last year due to health issues my daughter was having, had no family there.. We were due to move to Ireland as we didn't have enough savings for a spouse vis and move back to England with an eu family permit. In the meantime I got a full time job, my daughter has had zero health problems since moving (she had more than 10 separate antibiotic prescriptions in a 6 month period in America) and starts nursery on Monday. We didn't want to move her again so we applied for discretionary leave for my husband. He was originally here on a visitor visa.the one and Only reason for the denial was that my daughter according to them isn't a British citizen (she was born in America.) our solicitor has said she is speechless at this logic as basic law states that my daughter is British by descent automatically. We applied in April, refusal at end of May and now court.