[quote="Greenie"][quote="D4109125"]If you meet the requirement for alternative leave you may be able to switch. However, you should try and work on your DLR as under the old rules the route to settlement is 6 years.[/quote] As DLR is granted outside the rules it is generally not possible to switch ...
[quote="Obie"]Well it may be the case that the leave granted, although delayed, was the most appropriate form in the circumstance. The judge does not seem to say that your removal will be a breach of your private and family life in the UK, but rather seem to be saying that in light of the stage of ...
Although DLR was usually granted for period of 3 years, there was discretion to grant shorter or indeed longer periods. Usually a grant of 6 months at a time would be made where refusal or withdrawal of asylum or Humanitarian Protection was based on grounds of criminality. You should note that ...
Although DLR was usually granted for period of 3 years, there was discretion to grant shorter or indeed longer periods. Usually a grant of 6 months at a time would be made where refusal or withdrawal of asylum or Humanitarian Protection was based on grounds of criminality. You should note that ...
[quote="Obie"]Well UKBA may well be correct then, but the 4 months may not be in accordance with policy. What article 8 grounds did you pursue, and on what basis did the judge say you should be granted leave. Was it based on your children and your life in the UK, or was it based on the stage of your ...
On what basis was your appeal allowed? Do you still have the determination? If it was under the rules, then UKBA is wrong to issue discretionary leave outside the rules? Does the live indicate no of hours you could work for? If it is given outside the rules, then it is not tier 4. They have ...
I came to UK as student in February 2008 with a three and half year leave and my wife join me two years later September 2010. We applied for extension in June 2011 but were refused on the grounds of insufficient maintenance funds. I appeal in September 2011 and won the appeal under article 8 private ...
