This is a bit of a mixed bag - some areas are ok about it, some not. Different types of schools have different approaches. In our area, state schools more lax, but then again if you do not have place at a school for Sept 2008 you will not get one now. The C of E school demands birth certs, passports...
Rental guarantor is not third party support; it is a commercial back up for the landlord. The post suggests you do not have your own accommodation, if that is the case your application will be considered on the actual accommodation you currently occupy. If that is your parents house then is it big e...
Sorry guys, my newbie status is showing through. The PM messages - what hppened to them I don't know. Ok - the £7500 figure. It represents the safe zone of savings when a sponsor has zero income & minimal /no savings. Why £7500 - it is the amount an individual needs to survive in the UK for on...
You will have a negative immigration history and will not be allowed entry to the UK for at least one year possibly more. All depends on your circumstances and previous immigration status in the UK
vinay, a bit over the top mate. it isn't harrassment, they are just busy.end of. a few more weeks and the visa will be issued. gollywood, i am sure you will be on here in the next two weeks, saying visa has been issued. don't be worried or alarmed at the wait. it is NORMAL. :D ya i know. i myself h...
US visitors are seen as low risk passengers and that is why the visa rules allow entry without prior approval even though USA is a visa nation. The immigration officer was lax with you when you entered the second time, they could have restricted your maximum stay to 1 month under the rules. The Fran...
IS151A - the wonderful little bit of paperwork used to inform an individual that they are now illegally in the UK. "IS" stands for Immigration Service -151A is the form identifier. "IS" no longer exists under the new UKBA set up. It is now called Border Control. A passport marked...
I am an Indian national on an Indian Passport. Recently I have applied for Citizenship and attended the ceremony where I was given the naturalisation certificate. I haven't yet applied for British Passport. Can I travel to France on my Indian passport which has ILR stamp in it. I have to travel in ...
I am assuming your brother came to the UK legally? If illegal he has not a got a hope. Assuming legally entered and later married to a French EEA working in the UK. He is almost certainly here on the basis of his French wife exercising her EU treaty rights. Assumed he applied for ILR at year 5 of ma...
Your problem is common and you are not going to find an easy solution. The main stumbling block will be maintenance and accommodation. You are in the classic situation. You do not have your own accommodation - not much of a problem if you are able to show that your parents house is suitable and able...
It depends on how the care home was bought / transferred. If the company was bought outright by the new owner you are in the safe zone. If only the assets were bought you have a problem. This is where employment law and immigration law collide. Unfortunately immigration law overrides employment law ...
This is a strange one! Case allowed in court is not a common event. Usually happens when there has been a total disregard for law or policy by the immigration decision maker at refusal. Reversed after allowed in court, never heard of that! I think you will need to see what the determination states o...
Does subject access request has any implication if someone applies for it before applying for ILR? Depends what type of ILR you are going for. 10 year legal long residency claims seem to have a trend of SAR before application. There are a few SAR requests from the 14 year illegal applicants once th...
If UK citizen working in EU country exercising treaty rights, getting spouse into the host EU country as a non EEA family member is not a problem. Get the residence cert / card for UK cit & spouse - good old Blighty here I come...... As for exchange of immigration data, outside criminal and asyl...
Sorry but I am not the bringer of good news. For the spouse visa application to be successful there has to be evidence of accommodation & maintenance. By all accounts accommodation is taken care of. Maintenance, this can be in many forms, including the non UK spouse savings. What you are looking...
What's the issue with being Turkish? And what's the point of the concessionary period? Since Liam Byrne has already confirmed that those granted a period of lawful leave subsequent to a breach will not be subject to re-entry bans. Unless you're suggesting that ECOs and IOs are being given different ...
Interesting case. What have you actually applied for in the way of leave? If you are not living with the mother how do you expect to be granted leave based on your relationship? You will be down to an Article 8 ECHR only claim based on your daughter. Not a strong claim if you do not have formal acce...
There has to be some thing else to this? If you had a student entry visa from an ECO there is a presumptive right of entry. It is unlikely an IO would ask too many questions unless there was some other piece of information that pointed to there being a problem. Sorry to sound like the IO but a few q...
There is an easy solution - UK plc only lets our non EEA immigrate population have ILR based on the country of origin. If it takes 10 years for UK citizen in Canada to get ILR that is the best deal you get as a Canadian citizen in the UK. Seems fair to me! An impossible system to mange and never wil...
You can spend years working and paying taxes on a temporary NI number - it is one of those holes, which the Government has completely forgotten to close.[/quote] ----------------------------------------------------------- Funny you should mention that. Joint working between HMRC DWP & UKBA is ta...
Hollie Lee -Lots of failed assylum seekers have returned home and have been successful with a spouse visa. But the ones I knew about, my husband being one, was before the new Immigration Ruling this year. Check with an immigration solicitor who can explain it fully. Hope this is helpful -----------...
