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johneblue234
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Legacy case Please Help need advice

Post by johneblue234 » Fri Aug 22, 2008 7:08 pm

If someone was in UK i 1992 claim asylum never heard from home office get married in 2000 when aboard in 2001 an applie for 1year visa clearance but has being refuse by the UK embassy even though his has two children and they are british within two weeks he get back to UK illegally and start a new application under family law artical 8 but unfortunatly never heard from the Home office in 2002 he get divorce from his first wife and 2003 get married again apply for residancy under marriage and had another British child.the Home Office refuse again after nearly two years waiting then went to court after 8 months withdraw the appiel due to divorce again and made a fresh claim and applied in 2006 for ILR long residancy and under 2003 law ( where it say if one of the child is british citizen born befor oct 2003 and made an asylum ..etc). and now his case is in legacy and it already allocated in one of the team .

My quetion is : His solicitor said if within the 16 years you left the UK for 1 day and you enter the UK next day therefore the home office will take into account only the period you enter the UK the second time??. It mean in 2001 not 1992 ( even he was only for two week away from the UK ). therefore the Home office will not take into account the 16 years long residancy but will take int account only from 2001 until today.?

Please advice and tell me what do you think and what his solicitor said is true??.

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Re: Legacy case Please Help need advice

Post by Mr Rusty » Sat Aug 23, 2008 11:57 am

johneblue234 wrote: Please advice and tell me what do you think and what his solicitor said is true??.
Yes

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