CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 24, 2017 1:03 pm

Your EEA rights start from the date you married (if you married in the UK).

Many thanks. Can you please refer me to the relevant section of the law for me to please consult?

With reference to your immigration history above you did not hold any valid leave to enter or leave to remain from 30 April 2013 this was when your 180 days entitlement on the multi entry visa ceased. On -- March 2014 you were issued with a residence card as the spouse of EEA national, however your...

Can you post the exact wording of the refusal letter (taking out all personal information)? Sorry for the LONG delay in responding to your request. The ILR refusal letter is very long, but the refusal comment states: With reference to your immigration history above you did not hold any valid leave ...

Thank you very much for taking your time to help with legal advise. Your support has been acknowledged and appreciated. I am still very new in this group; hence, my posting my come across as inconsistent or unclear. If that happens, kindly ask a proving question to understand and help, please. After...

They (Tribunals) believe that no error of judgement was made.

Obie wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 24, 2017 6:03 pm

Why was your appeal dismissed?

Yes, both First Tier and Upper Immigration and Asylum Tribunal dismissed and refused to grant the right to appeal.

I am confident that someone in this forum knows how I can get a key to unlock this.

I am hoping and waiting for that key.

Many thanks.

[quote=Genius00_1 post_id=1525243 time=1503587795 user_id=177412] [quote=Obie post_id=1525224 time=1503586317 user_id=36693] why were you refused? the absence is long indeed, but if you were not refused on that basis, then i think you may have a shot. Even though you could not show your partner was ...

why were you refused? the absence is long indeed, but if you were not refused on that basis, then i think you may have a shot. Even though you could not show your partner was a qualified person, the fact that she was issued a naturalisation certificate means that she held a right of Permanent resid...

Depends on what mental condition. Feeling down in the dumps at the prospect of leaving the UK does not count. It does sound like you are clutching at straws. Furthermore, if granted (unlikely in itself), it will not lead to ILR, but FLR(FP) and a further 10 continuous years of legal residence will b...

Yes, but usually when there are children/family involved and exceptional circumstances. You seem to 'prefer living here' which is not an exceptional reason. Can mental health condition be considered as exceptional circumstance? Yes, I prefer living here let the truth be told. It seems my only optio...

Your EEA rights start from the date you married (if you married in the UK). This still does not change the fact that you have broken your continuous residence, a point that you seem to be ignoring. I will take the HO on the 'overstay' claim and maybe we meet halfway. Is there any chance of getting ...

If she wwas not exercising treaty rights at the time of divorce, you would not have qualified for retaining rights of residence either. 2 reasons ypu fail to qualify for long residence ILR: 1. No evidence for a substanitial period priving your spouse was a qualified person. 2. Your absence of more ...

You seem to have missed my point that your continuous residence is broken due to your absence from the UK for 1 year and 5 months. 2. When I applied for the ILR, I assumed that the stamp (residence card) in my passport suffices - so I did'nt include any documents regarding my EEA residence card. As...

Dear CR001, Thanks for your promptness. I am not sure if I understand your question clearly, but my attempt for an answers are: 1. 'when I applied for the EEA residence card, I submitted the marriage certificate and evidence that the ex was a qualified person'. 2. When I applied for the ILR, I assum...

Dear esteeem group members, Thanks for stopping by to read my complications and perhaps help. I hope this request didn’t make it here too late. I came to the UK as a student in January 2003 and had my visas successfully renewed with no issues up till July 2011 (8 years 5 months) when I completed my ...