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bnadeem2006 wrote:I am so confuse , i apply LR , NOW recive 3 year limted leave to remain in UK
BECUAE OF Traffic affence need to know when the rule become in force that case worker can refuse the ILR ON 10 YEAR basis because of traffice affance
See New criminality threshold, Judicial review and possible costs of Judicial review.bnadeem2006 wrote:i would like to go in court to challenge this rule please provide me the information about the written rule which i need to challenge which effecting all of us,
April 2011 (point 88 of HC 863).bnadeem2006 wrote: When this rule come in force that unspent traffic offend can be reason for refusal of ILR (on 10 year basis)?
Indefinite leave to remain (ILR) = settlement in the UK, free from immigration time restrictions.bnadeem2006 wrote:1) What’s the different between ILR and DL (Discretionary leave)?
It applies to all immigration categories with the exception of those covered by HSMP JR.bnadeem2006 wrote:3) Why you think this rule its only impose on whose apply for ILR on 10 year legal stay
Yes.bnadeem2006 wrote:5) Do you think you can freely go out side of UK when you have Discretionary leave?
If the vignette issued mentions "No recourse to public funds", then you are not entitled to any public fund benefits.bnadeem2006 wrote:6) Do you think you are allowed to get benefit? Or allow to use public funds?
IMHO, no .... unless the vignette mentions any such restriction.bnadeem2006 wrote:8 ) if you start your own business do you think its impact on that?
Being granted discretionary leave does not make you / your children "refugees".bnadeem2006 wrote:I have 6 and 2 year old son, both born hear but now they both refuges on DL
Discretionary Leave
If we do not recognise you as a refugee or a person who qualifies for humanitarian protection, we may give you another type of temporary permission to stay in the UK. This permission is called 'discretionary leave to remain'. How long you are allowed to stay will depend on your circumstances, but it is unlikely to be more than three years initially.
Who told you so?bnadeem2006 wrote:HC-863 AND HC-903 COME IN FORCE on 6 sep 2011
HC 863 wrote:The changes in this statement shall take effect on 6 april 2011. However, in respect of all paragraphs of this statement with the exception of paragraphs 128 and 139 to 142 inclusive, if an applicant has made an application for entry clearance or leave before 6 april 2011 and the application has not been decided before that date, it will be decided in accordance with the rules in force on 5 april 2011.
HC 908 wrote:The changes set out in this statement in paragraphs 1 to 3, 6 to 17 and 29 to 63 shall take effect on 21 april 2011. However, if an applicant has made an application for leave before 21 april 2011 and the application has not been decided before that date, it will be decided in accordance with the rules in force on 20 april 2011. The changes at paragraphs 4 to 5 and 18 to 28 shall take effect on 6 april 2011. However, if an applicant has made an application for leave before 6 april 2011 and the application has not been decided before that date, it will be decided in accordance with the rules in force on 5 april 2011.
HC863 came into force for applications submitted on or after 06/04/2011. You applied for ILR on 27/04/2011. So the HO refusal is correct and legally sound.bnadeem2006 wrote:HC-863 AND HC-903 COME IN FORCE on 6 sep 2011 what about those applications which submite before 6th sept 2011 i sumbite my application on 23 /04/2011