If you are determined to ring the enquiry line then ring it. But please stop asking the same question here! Your application has not been with HO six months yet, which is probably what you will be told when you call. And they won't give you any projected outcome date uf your application has not been...
You need to declare it because it will come up anyway when background checks are run. Your application may be put on hold until police/CPS decide what to do. If you are charged delay would prob then continue until the prosecution is over. Don't even think of not declaring it. That would be deception...
Does the US court permission allow you to remove the children to UK/Ireland permanently or only for visits? If the latter you could find yourself caught up in Hague Convention proceedings with your ex for child abduction.
Para 9.7 - you were not compliant during part of 2010. I suspect you will need to wait until 12 October 2020 to be clear of the 10 years since breach rule, but you are free to take a chance and risk losing the fee. As noted by others, the fact that this didn't lead to refusal of ILR is not relevant ...
You have done the right thing by telling HO, but follow it up with a letter. The failure to pay at the time will be seen in the light of you being away from home, unless you gave misleading contact details. So you need to explain why you didn't get the TfL or court correspondence at the time. Apart ...
Assuming: you and mother were given leave to enter at the airport she made her asylum application before that leave expired the asylum application had not been decided before the 2004 ILR You would have been on s3C leave from the date the airport leave expired until the ILR. Gets more complicated if...
When your Tier 2 expires your employer should conduct a new right to work check, as they will have lost their statutory excuse against a heavy illegal working civil penalty. As others have said, whether your employer does this will depend on the effectiveness of their own HR system. Without a CoA th...
One word of caution. It's not advisable to quote the 'centre of life' rules to the IO on entry into the UK. The Home Office have been known to refuse applications based on Surinder Singh due to the applicant having the prior intention to 'circumvent the Immigration Rules '. :| Gotcha on this, act d...
Agree that a flight back to the UK is a non starter. The airline will not even let your new wife onto a UK bound plane. She is a visa national and the airline will want to see a valid visa. Talk of EEA family member will cut no ice with them.
Declare eveything rather than trying to play the stystem. They are unlikely to be a problem and you really don't have a choice. UKVI will know about them, so if you don't declare them you may be refused, not forthe penalty but for lying on your application. That gets you into a whole different world...
Your residence can only be restored if the vignette is presented to and accepted by IO at some point during its six month validity period. You do not have a right to work until that happens, despite being physically present in the UK. In law the IO cannot activate the entry clearance vignette before...
The EEA partner route is abused by many as it is not subject to the same scrutiny as Rules based routes - so marrying a few months after splitting from your EEA partner will attract extra scrutiny. Like CR001 I do wonder whether you bave Rules based ILR or EEA based PR. What form of ILR evidence do ...
If you were not working for your relative's company abroad don't say that you were. If UKVI catch you in this lie they will (rightly) take stern action against you. Telling lies to try to obtain BC is playing with fire. Set out very clearly the proof of you not being in the UK during these years. Yo...
Just tell her to expect routine questions and to answer honestly.
As to why travelling alone "my husband only gets five weeks vacation a year and does want to spend three of those weeks with my mother" would probably convince most IOs.
I love Vegas, but don't come back with any more spouses than I arrived with :) Looks pretty easy to sort this out and have some time in the sun, at the craps tables and shopping at the two super outlet malls. Beware though, smoking is allowed in the casinos... https://www.vegas.com/weddings/las-vega...
I wonder whether timing is an issue here. When was the ECS check done? Employers and applicants are told (but often don't) to allow sufficient time for the papers to be received and input onto UKVI systems before contacting ECS. From previous backlog stories we know that inputting takes a couple of ...
If/when she gets round to having children of her own, birth in the UK will make life easier for later generations. Unless a Crown Servant a BC by descent cannot pass on BC to children born abroad, but their UK born child is him/herself BC other than by descent - which restarts the cycle. Your daught...
The correspondence between your employer and UKVI is about an application for an allocation of CoS, not about a named migrant. Your employer may have done a good job justifying the need for migrant labour but UKVI didn't accept the need existed, or your employer did a bad job setting out their case ...
You should be able to vary the application as you can try making pretty much any application you like at any time (doesn't mean UKVI will validate it) and an application can be varied if it has not been decided. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/509284/Specifi...
Let us know about the refund, but I suspect you won't get one. The gov.uk page about refunds doesn't mention this sort of switching after a grant of leave. It does mention those who do not stay for the full period they have been granted, in the context of leaving the UK early. In that scenario there...
No virus issues there.