Casa wrote:The HO won't respond to any enquiries made before the end of the 6 month period.

They will write to you within 3 months after the 6 month period has passed.

Another one: Ex-Wife's Uk Passport Revoked.

Only one way for an individual, make a Subject Access Request directly to the police, Police Scotland for Scotland of course. The DBS will not have cautions on it, a lot of people have fallen afoul of this.

Just remember that just because they gave you a passport it doesn't make you a citizen. It could lead to large problems for you later on, read more.

There is no such rule, it's just a case management thing. If they just said book within 90 days how many people would try turn up on day 90 or even after? By saying book within 21 days it means that almost everybody will book within the 90 day limit.

I'm pretty sure letting agents and landlords aren't happy doing the UKVIs job either. But from the link you provided it clearly states: What your landlord must do ... make copies of your documents and keep them until you leave the property From the list of documents you must provide : As an ILR hold...

Spelly05 wrote:Thanks for your response Ohara. I thought thr are other rules or guidances which saves refugees from the 10 year ban

There are, but you must apply for asylum within a reasonable time of arriving in the UK. At the moment they only disregard around 30 days, by discretion.

I don't think this will be an issue as long as you pay the fine. I think you can treat the same as, say, a parking fine at a shopping centre.

Have you now filed that missing return and paid the tax?

ohara wrote:£1005 is quite a gamble to take. You do realise that HO make thorough checks on people, it's likely they will find out about his illegal work, providing it was not some cash in hand jobs which were not declared (and therefore no tax paid).

Also see example.

Well, the HO is sure the certificate is fraudulent, so there will be at least at 10 year ban.

Yes, they can revoke your IRL for deception.

Haven't you understood what was pointed out earlier in the thread? Your BRP will be invalid automatically once you have attended your BC ceremony. Why would it matter though? For a visa national, they show their BRP to foreign airline staff who have no idea that it's invalid so they can get on the ...

Haven't you understood what was pointed out earlier in the thread? Your BRP will be invalid automatically once you have attended your BC ceremony. Why would it matter though? For a visa national, they show their BRP to foreign airline staff who have no idea that it's invalid so they can get on the ...

Maybe try some of these links? (just check the dates). The reason is after a refusal you're supposed to tell them when are where you're leaving from and they give you back your passport at immigration at the airport. Something similar happened to a friend from the US, they just got an emergency pas...

I called the home office and I was told to wait Till 2019 but NCS said I can apply. Haven't applied yet just wanted to be sure Because I don't wanna lose my money. My story is as follows: Entered the UK illegally in March 2009 and I claimed asylum the minute I landed at Heathrow airport. Was refuse...

Does anyone know anyone that may be able to give me some advice about judicial review. I just want to know whether it's worth putting an application in or determine whether I'm wasting my time. Please can someone let me know. Thanks now I think is a good chance if u go for a judicial review , after...

You need to contact the Home Office with your flight details. Someone will return everything to you at the airport and make sure you leave. You will need to go to your own embassy or consulate and get an emergency passport or travel document. This will allow you to return to your home country. Techn...

There is discretion, but it's really up to the caseworker. Sometimes people are lucky, other times not.

How long would your wife need to wait to reduce the absence to 300 days? If it's just 60 days, I would try waiting till it was 300 days and apply for reconsideration.

Many Thanks for reply. Mahm256 Also, what was your age when you entered in 2009? If you were a minor then it'll count in your favour. There are a few cases on the board where people have been granted citizenship because they applied immediately for asylum. Based on your timeline I think you're fine.

You should be OK, but see here from Q15 onwards, specifically Q19.

The requirement is lawful . I would not strike down the Rule or declare it invalid. It will not be an unjustified interference with article 8 rights in all cases. It is capable of being operated in a manner which is compatible with the convention rights. Hence the appellants must be denied the reme...

Life in the UK Test is separate to the English requirement, you must do it prior to applying for naturalisation. You can take at any time and it is valid indefinitely. The English requirement changes every few months, best to look here for the latest information. The PR card was recently made mandat...

Indian. Otherwise they're going to look for a visa. Remember there are a bunch of rules for travelling on an Indian passport after taking up a different citizenship. If you are in within 90 days you're OK. After that, you're still OK for a bit, but will have to pay a fine or something.

Edit: In the UK you don't need to fill in the landing form any more if you're British.

In the UK? British.

1. It is valid forever, don't lose it. Or unless the government revokes your citizenship (unless you're a terrorist, this is never going to happen). 2. Yes, as long as your visa and passport are still valid. Make a copy, or take a photo of your certificate. Take it with, when you come back to the UK...

Probably be detained at the very least, or even arrested. Once you notify them they cancel and flag the card to stop fraudulent usage. Of course EasyJet will let you board, they have no way of knowing the card isn't valid, UKBA will though.