ILR refused Letter confusing
Posted: Sun Jun 16, 2019 3:08 pm
Hello
I have ILR and my partner recently applied for ILR SET M. It was refused as his application did not meet the requirements of E-ILRP1.3. - - at least 60 months in the UK on the basis of entry clearance as a partner
He has been in the UK for 5.8 years on a Tier 2: ICT visa until 05 September 2021.
The refusal letter state he has a right of appeal within 14 days and to advise if he thinks there are other reasons why he should be allowed to stay in the UK.
The letter states that if he does not appeal......
'you will be liable to enforced removal to Australia'
' if you do not intend to appeal this decision you must leave the country'
Can you kindly confirm:
- that this is not the case and he can still continue to reside in the UK on his Tier 2 ICT visa until September 2021
- that no further action is required or should he contact the Home Office
- best approach for ILR in the future
Another question ... He applied for ILR on the 11th April Super Priority
He had several business trips paid for in May and June. He had to cancel the trip in May. As he had to travel in June, he escalated several times to the Home Office and to his MP stating requesting an update based on his need to travel. He did not receive any correspondence and subsequently left the UK on June 13th - to return on June 17th (acknowledging this would void the visa application)
The refusal email from the Home Office arrived yesterday (16th June), dated 17 June.
Would this have any impact on his current visa or future applications.
Thanks for your help.
I have ILR and my partner recently applied for ILR SET M. It was refused as his application did not meet the requirements of E-ILRP1.3. - - at least 60 months in the UK on the basis of entry clearance as a partner
He has been in the UK for 5.8 years on a Tier 2: ICT visa until 05 September 2021.
The refusal letter state he has a right of appeal within 14 days and to advise if he thinks there are other reasons why he should be allowed to stay in the UK.
The letter states that if he does not appeal......
'you will be liable to enforced removal to Australia'
' if you do not intend to appeal this decision you must leave the country'
Can you kindly confirm:
- that this is not the case and he can still continue to reside in the UK on his Tier 2 ICT visa until September 2021
- that no further action is required or should he contact the Home Office
- best approach for ILR in the future
Another question ... He applied for ILR on the 11th April Super Priority
He had several business trips paid for in May and June. He had to cancel the trip in May. As he had to travel in June, he escalated several times to the Home Office and to his MP stating requesting an update based on his need to travel. He did not receive any correspondence and subsequently left the UK on June 13th - to return on June 17th (acknowledging this would void the visa application)
The refusal email from the Home Office arrived yesterday (16th June), dated 17 June.
Would this have any impact on his current visa or future applications.
Thanks for your help.