They wouldn't need to refuse the entry clearance application under para 320(7A) because it would be refused under 320(2) (2) the fact that the person seeking entry to the United Kingdom is currently the subject of a deportation order; Article 8 is not an absolute right, it is framed as follows ...
Please read my first reply to your thread and follow the link provided. On the basis of the information you have given i think the courts would also be unlikely to overturn the decision not to revoke the order on the basis that he marries a British citizen whom he is apparently not yet in a ...
Anyone convicted of a drugs offence carrying a sentence of this length is going to find it extremely difficult to have the deportation order revoked on family life grounds. He will find this harder given the short time he lived in the UK prior to committing a criminal offence coupled with his poor ...
You are asking for tips on whether an ad hoc marriage will assist an convicted criminal in his bid to remain or return to the UK. I'll say what I want on a public forum and the moderators can then choose to remove my posting if it contravenes the rules of the forum. I am asking for help for my ...
please refer to my answers to your questions. Any application for entry clearance will be automatically refused unless and until the deportation order is revoked. If he was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison then regardless of whether he was 'forced' this is a serious offence with a lengthy sentence ...
My brother came to the UK in January 2007 from Bangladesh on a student visa, his visa expired in April 2009 and he then got arrested in 2010 with a charge of possession of drugs with an intent to supply and was later convicted for three and a half years.He has served his time and has lost his ...
Your question is impossible to answer without knowing the precise details of his history. There are various bans or refusals that can be applied to convicted criminals that were deported, even in a settlement category, but knowing what is appropriate or inappropriate can't be determined on the ...
My brother came to the UK in January 2007 from Bangladesh on a student visa, his visa expired in April 2009 and he then got arrested in 2010 with a charge of possession of drugs with an intent to supply and was later convicted for three and a half years.He has served his time and has lost his appeal ...
