so do u have any ideas witch month they are dealing with ? if I remember correctly, you've only submitted your application in June/July. If so, then it has only been about 4 months since your application. You worry too early, the Euro department is in mess and takes ages to process applications. Re...

Immigration officers regard childcare, even amongst family members, as employment. Agree. And don't you (or your mother) even mention to the ECO that she's coming to help you to look after a child. She's coming to meet her new grandchild, that's all. Otherwise, there is a strong chance that the vis...

Your immigration status is irrelevant for this kind of registration (U.K. born with first 10 years of life resident in the U.K.). I am surprised parents haven't done it years ago. Or they could have applied for ILR under 7 years child concession policy (or 10 years if it was before 1999?). Even whe...

Just so I understand it correctly - your application was refused, you appealed and the appeal was allowed (decided in your favour, not sure what you mean by "it appears"). Then the Home office requested your photographs? Right? Was it appeal Implementation Unit in Leeds (or Liverpool I think the oth...

My SAB file had no information about my visa (1997) or any record from the embassy whatsoever. It had the details of when I entered the country, though. Can't remember about landing card, I requested the file to check for different information, so didn't pay any attention to landing cards.

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joelondon wrote: .i have the permanent resident in spain la tarjeta de regimen comunitario ....married to spaniard ...plz help thanks

I thought you were married to a French, and had french PR?

You have to fill form HPDL (it's free). Here's some info: http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/asylum/outcomes/successfulapplications/activereview/ http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/ukresidency/extendingyourstay/applicationtype/applicationformHPDL/ http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/ukresidency/extendingyo...

Frontier Mole wrote:
I can assure you the chairs do not have any plugs attached........

LOL. That was interesting reading, thank you.
Any idea where does the name Lunar come from? Is it due to some lunatics that work there? Hope you're not one of them. Grin.

There was a student couple on another forum, who after giving birth received a letter from hospital asking for passports. After they showed the passports they were sent a bill of 2000 pounds. The couple were advised by forum members that they qualify for free treatment/labour with proofs from somewh...

Frontier Mole wrote:You have a strong Article 8 claim and that at best will give him discretionary leave and a five year wait for ILR.

Isn't 6 years on DLR till ILR?
Official documents say it's 6 years, but it has been mentioned on this forum a few times that it's 5 years.

bebe2 wrote:i have always trusted nigerians lawyers.

My Nigerian lawyer was just a crook, who run off with my 3000.
Agree with jei, good and bad lawyers come in different colours and nationalities.

iceman010899 wrote:
Yeah this person IS taking the mick I guess. Thanks.

Why don't you play his game? Tell him she gave you British citizenship and added you to her will.

eylemy wrote:Thanks verymuch for your response.
Good way of making money,but no service.

You are welcome.
Yep, the (almost yearly) price rise for applications beats any inflation. And as the price go up, the standard of service it seems just keep going down.

nordiclatina wrote: It seems weird when I'm already a permanent UK resident

You need to confirm that you still have PR here, since you've been living outside the UK for over 2 years.

Frontier Mole wrote:An enforcement office! .

They couldn't have chosen the best name for an enforcement office. Electric house, electric chair, visitors must be trembling just by hearing that name.

eylemy wrote: Is it only rumour or only for British married to non-European?

It's rumour, EEA2 applications can be made only by post. £600 is for non-EU married to British, and then don't think it's 600, same day applications cost something around 1000 pounds.

jei2 wrote:
I did miss a few of her Christmas speeches so don't look at me..

Aren't you supposed to pour brandy onto Christmas pudding rather than drinking it?

This WAS a serious question. Its for a family matter. I need to know if this really happened back in 2000. The only thing that I can think of that connects words "Family, ILR and 2000" is family amnesty for those who claimed asylum before October 2000. But there were more than 50 people and not onl...

I don't know how much it will help you, but this is what I've found (googled up). Perhaps someone will come and explain it in a plain English. [quote] Grounds of appeal: (1) An appeal under section 82(1) against an immigration decision must be brought on one or more of the following grounds— (a) t...

I was curious myself as to what would happen if the Home Office will try to remove them and the Cubans will not allow admission? Talking to myself :) It seems that the HO will not be able to remove them until they get permission for the return of cuban national from the cuban authorities. A Cuban t...

How could they get visitor VISA if they were not allowed to return to their home country? They were allowed at the time of application. Now (because of overstaying) they are not. I was not saying whether they should or shouldn't be granted ILR. I was curious myself as to what would happen if the Ho...

I'd be interested to know what the position of a UK born dependant of a Cuban overstayer would be vis a vis either staying in the UK or emigrating to Cuba. . Don't know about staying in the UK but according to this example the children could go to Cuba. .... when she sought permission to visit her ...

Well tasha, you've just proved for me the old adage that you learn something every day so thanks. Don't we all learn something new every day? :wink: So I can't see this government rewarding it with a work permit. He'll be probably left in limbo until either UK or Cuban authorities take a pity on hi...