Good luck, hope all goes well with the interview

YEs, complain to the ICO. 7 months is taking the mickey

Yes, that is way over the time limit, you should chase it up.

You've got a solicitor, I'm sorry, you need to speak to him. He has all the papers and knowledge of the case, we can't really second-guess.

Ask your solicitor?

It is usually within 3 months of the consent order. Does the consent order specify?

All of those matters - turnout, threshold, whatever - needed to be argued about BEFORE the referendum. It's not great to start arguing about them afterwards.

The Act of Parliament passed by a country mile, the majority was huge.

Out of date. That article is 2 years old, before the drop in the oil price.

After complaining about them discriminating my human right, they have finally started to make a move. The problem is that he is in another County in another City and therefore we have to give notice again. That means it will take 70 days again. He has got a removal date for the 29th of July. We are...

You were the ones who thought lying through your teeth was a Good Idea. That's not all the Home Office's fault, is it?

I think we're heading for enough evidence of swallowed lies and misunderstandings to dismiss the referendum as invalid. I think that would be absolutely wrong. It's impossible to say what people had in mind when they voted, but 1.3 million votes as a margin is a definite decision, if not an overwhe...

Totally! It's an evil gateway drug, ruins lives!

ARGH!

It has never been a problem, breaking down the different constituency of voters. No one has suggested, that all the people who voted leave are uneducated or lovey. However it is a fact that a significant majority are. That is a fact , when you look into facts. Don't be silly. That's not a "fact", t...

I earn a significant portion of my living from EU law too, as I'm a barrister who does immigration law. I don't, however, think that everyone should have considered my career before voting! I live in one of the areas with the highest percentage of "remain" voters, but I have family members in Kent w...

I have expressed a view. I said most of the people who voted, did so for facial motivated reason. The actions of these people affect the lives of many people in a fundamental manner. This is not a difference as reconcileable as someone voting for labour or conservatives. Yes the view are respected,...

On the subject of democracy, this referendum was not democratic. Foreign citizens from commonwealth countries were able to vote and with all certainty they have voted leave, while EU citizens who have been here for donkeys years were not allowed to vote. That's been the electoral law position for a...

The EU must compel the UK to invoke Article 50 immediately. You cannot have the likes of Borris and Gove having their cake and eating it. The EU can't compel the UK to invoke Article 50. It is the country wishing to do so which invokes it. I felt sorry for Scots, and 75 % of young people like mysel...

Yes. Any 5 year period is fine.

Obie wrote: The level of buyers remorse reaching 3 million is mind blowing

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Huh? How do you possibly conclude that the 3 million signatures are from people who voted leave?

Strikes me as seriously bizarre. The time to set rules about what turnout there should be, and what percentage of the vote is required, etc, is BEFORE the vote. Not afterwards!

It's nuts. You can't keep having re-runs of the vote until you get the answer you like.

Start with the notices for detention. What reasons are given?

Is removal imminent? Have removal directions been set, or a "removal window" notified to him?

The permission letter - look at it again.

It usually says the Home Office don't accept by giving permission that the relationship is genuine?

Of course the facts are very different.

But, nevertheless, while a person might have a lawful ability to marry in the UK that isn't the same an a right to do so.

It's not a hopeless case at all. But it is a difficult one.

these cases are very, very difficult.

http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Adm ... /1099.html

I agree, it's revolting.

She has been going to Gambia for 22 years, and had 2 unsuccessful marriages, and loves Gambian men. Nothing unusual. UKVI are calling many genuine marriages a sham these day. 3 marriages isn't all that common. 3 marriages to men who are not from either the country you started off in, or the country...