I now have the refusal letter from home office, and basically it says the application is rejected with no right to appeal, go home now. It is dated 2nd July and says that if you don't leave withing 7 days from the receipt of the later, we will deport you. I am guessing they send their third party ...

Any advisor well-versed in UK immigration law and practice (and also familiar with the family-oriented culture and traditions of the applicant) should have been fully aware of the dangers of this unfortunate if not irresponsible course of action. Suggest ditch that famous lawyer. For sure!!! But I ...

It might be best to post again once you've had sight of the HO refusal letter. There may be instructions on making arrangements to leave. Be wary of your solicitor promising over-optimistic chances for success in a Judicial Review in order to profit from additional legal fees. Thanks Casa, noted ...

indiansoninlaw wrote:

CR001 wrote:Has your solicitor provided you with the letter from HO?

Not yet, I am going to see them tomorrow.

But, on phone his office person did say that you have 3 months from today to take next action, so please come and see the solicitor ASAP.

CR001 wrote:Has your solicitor provided you with the letter from HO?

Not yet, I am going to see them tomorrow.

Casa wrote:Has her visitor visa expired?

Yes.

> The best option will be going with your mother to another EU state. If she goes, it is likely that she will not be able to come again. Many thanks Casa / Obie, One final question, if we decide not to ask for a Judicial Review, how long does she have to go back to India? We were advised by the ...

Just thinking about it, do we have any chance to apply under article 8? "Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights" or will it surely be a waste of more money? I am going to see the solicitor tomorrow morning, and want to be sure that I don't end up throwing away thousands more without ...

The 'most famous solicitor in Southall' should have explained this to you before going ahead with the application (and taking their fee) :| Realistically an appeal would be pointless. Your solicitor should also have warned you that a failed ADV application under FLR(FP) will mean that you have ...

Casa wrote:You mention that your mother has several medical conditions. Does she hold private medical insurance as she doesn't have access to free NHS treatment?

Hi Casa,

Yes, she has private medical cover.

Hello members, I am looking for some advise from you. My mother-in-law has been visiting us for last 6 years, and stay with us every 6 months per year since then. She is seperated, 67 year old and 100% dependent on us. She has another daughter who is in India, but for last 3 years, she has no ...