appeal allowed after 5 yrs of legal battle

I've merged your various threads together, so that information is not scattered.

I applied my ILR on 10 years May 2015 and that was refused in November 2015. I logged the appeal (within time) in November 2015 and in end of November 2015 I also paid my court appeal fees. I am still waiting for hearing date.

My wife also applied FLRm in May 2015 as my dependant. HO yesterday refused her FLRm application saying that since your husband is not British or ILR and also he didn't log his appeal on time, so we are refusing your application. We also refusing your Art 8 claim. She was refused with right of appeal.

My question was, I did submit my appeal on time and paid the court fees subsequently when a demand lettr from court came. Why HO records have such a big discrepancy. How do we deal now?

vinny wrote:I've merged your various threads together, so that information is not scattered.

Hi,

My First Hearing date (FTT) is on 8 Feb 2017. My ILR was refused based on deception in previous application with right of appeal. Deception was due to the incorrect/wrong response to home office.

I took legal action against the bank in Pakistan (filed law suit). The process in Pakistan would take 5 to 6 months. We are hopeful to get the case in our favour (IA).

What is the process of adjournment of hearing in the UK. What document i need to provide other than the certified copy of the lawsuit from both local Solicitor and Hon. Judge.

Could you please reply to my query as my hearing date is approaching?

Hi Johndoe789, hope your will win your case in the hearing, could I ask when did you lodge the appeal? And when did you receive the hearing date? Many thanks!

Hi, am I entitled to NHS services. I m waiting for my hearing at 1st tier tribunal. My 3c leave has already expired in December 2015. I have my wife and a 2 years old UK born daughter.

How is it that your section 3C is terminated ?? If you made an in time application and appealed the decision, you still have section 3C and you are not an over stayer. However an overstayer does not have the right to use the NHS.

vinny wrote:I've merged your various threads together, so that information is not scattered.

I have merged your topics AGAIN, so that members who wish to respond understands your full circumstances.

My appeal finally allowed on ILR LR application. Yesterday I got a letter from Home office to register my biometrics. I gave my biometrics. Does anyone know how long the BRP would take after the biometrics given?