As you can see above from the discussion we had in 2021, you may have break in your continuous residence Hi, so back in 2021 I actually did not have a break the case worker simply did not consider the start of my immigration bail into account while calculating the days (they calculated from the dat...

This is worse than what you even think. They expanded paragraph 39E to cover the Exceptional Assurance BUT then made ALL disregarded periods of overstaying under paragraph 39E as unlawful for the long residence. This is beneficial to people applying under other routes like the skilled worker route ...

Hello, I have a question regarding the two changes to Long Residence route made in 2023. According to the changes that took place in April 2023 7.68 A person who has spent a period of time on immigration bail or as a visitor (or other temporary permission) who is later granted permission on another ...

So I decided to accept the 30 months LTR. After having spoken to a lawyer it seems I cannot accept Home Office's offer and still challenge it by initiating a PAP (based on the grounds that the length they are giving me is incorrect), as by accepting it there is no "refusal". Atleast that's what the ...

This doesn't match your previous topic details? So which dates are the real/true story? https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/set-lr-continuous-residency-period-of-overstay-t318815.html#p2023597 My apologies. For this post I kind of pulled the dates from memory. I'll start of...

Hi, I received my decision today, the caseworker refused my ILR but I stead offered me 30 month LTR. The problem is, I can see that the caseworker had made some mistakes. First mistake: -I had a prior visa expire on 30th Jan 2016 -I left UK on 31st Jan 2016, so when I left I was an ovserstayer -I ma...

Seems like everyone who applied around May has a roughly 4 month period of wait. However I submitted in July 20th and received a call today to clarify somethings. I did not expect them to get to my application in 2 months itself, but looks like I'll get a decision soon as from what I understand, onc...

I spoke to my solicitor today on this matter (who then spoke to a Barrister with 10 years of experience) and the gist of it is, nowhere does it say that a bail ends when you make a new application. And the small detail about the 2nd bail document being issued 6 days before the 2nd refusal date hinti...

If it was 20 years then there would be been one option of the 20 year long residence route. Right now your options are slim as overstaying puts you in an unfavourable position. Perhaps more so if you came here as a tourist rather than a temporary residence visa. Yu'd probably be better suited taking...

Just for reference, to me, that same phone number suggested the following address: Nationality UKVI PO Box 306 Liverpool L2 0QN They also said that most likely the case team would anyway contact me with a link to upload the document- but I am going to pre-empt that if I can. Thanks For SET(LR)? Any...

Well that's the address they gave me when I called them asking about sending additional documents last week. You can call them on 03007906268 and ask yourself, though you'll have to wait a while for the call to be connected. The address you've got is a PO box, which is probably going to collect stuf...

Make sure to add your case ID as well

Send it to UK Visas and Immigration The Capital Old Hall Street Liverpool L3 9PP Include a cover letter explaining the situation. Make sure to send by tracked post and probably also include evidence of you buying the document checking service. If in future your ILR gets refused for this reason then ...

I may be wrong about how far you can vary the application though. I don't know if it's possible to vary the application in appeal phase.

How/why was your case allowed and then refused and done so multiple times for the same case? You'd think they'd settle on a decision. It's a pretty strange situation. Your timelines don't reveal enough information but if you have been on section 3C all this time somehow despite it being part of the ...

Provided you made an intime application The applicant completes 10 years continuous lawful residence while awaiting a decision on an application for further leave If the application that has generated the 3C leave has not yet been decided, the applicant can vary the grounds of that application to in...

Are you on Section 3C atm? Or still under the expiry date of your last leave?

Standard online application and payment : 28 May 2021
Documents uploaded (not submitted) : 18th July 2021
Date of UKCVAS Appointment and document submission along with additional documents (Manchester): 20th July 2021
Approval/Refusal Received : waiting
BRP Card Received : waiting

Zimba wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 22, 2021 10:30 am

Nightshade wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 22, 2021 8:31 am

Oh yea you are correct. He already is overstayer, it's just that if he apples now paragraph 39E will apply

There are no appeal rights. I assume you mean to apply

Yea sorry, I meant apply.

Oh yea you are correct. He already is overstayer, it's just that if he apples now paragraph 39E will apply

Unfortunately, I don't think you will be eligible. https://www.gov.uk/settle-in-the-uk/y/you-have-a-work-visa/tier-2-general-visa With the company gone you won't be able to meet two of the requirements listed in the like above: -your employer (sponsor) still needs you for your job - they’ll need to ...

You should describe your refusal reasons. As well as the exact dates you applied each visa on, as they will be relevant in finding the answer for your question. Regarding 3C, your 3C will run out when 14 days from refusal if you don't ask for a review. If you do ask for a review then your 3C will co...

Even if we assume the time spent under immigration bail counts, between 12th May and 23rd August you still have a gap as your first attempt was not successful. My apologies if I wasn't clear in my previous post, and please understand that I dont mean to pester helpful people here like yourself :) B...

Even if we assume the time spent under immigration bail counts, between 12th May and 23rd August you still have a gap as your first attempt was not successful. My apologies if I wasn't clear in my previous post. I was granted an immigration bail with the 12th may refusal letter as well on the same ...

So it turns out when my first application was refused on 12th May, I was granted immigration bail. Then I made a new application on 4th June, which was then refused on 23rd August which then granted me a new immigration bail while I was awaiting my hearing. My leave was eventually granted. Does that...