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any experience about ILR outside immigration rules or compassionate grounds please?

i have a similar situation as i applied on May16 due to having discretional leave for 6years. I still havent received mine either. I think this one depends on your personal circumstances. But if you have had it for 6yrs, there is no reason not to receive ILR. Unless u've committed crime or continuosly claiming benefits without working.

True. but mine is a bit different, student visa +PSW, and human rights grounds. do u know how long more we should wait and how usually are their decisions regarding this kind of applications?

Hay wrote:True. but mine is a bit different, student visa +PSW, and human rights grounds. do u know how long more we should wait and how usually are their decisions regarding this kind of applications?

how long have you been in the UK on student visa + PSW?

Do you have family in the UK?

on what basis have you applied for ILR outside the rules?

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote:True. but mine is a bit different, student visa +PSW, and human rights grounds. do u know how long more we should wait and how usually are their decisions regarding this kind of applications?

how long have you been in the UK on student visa + PSW?

Do you have family in the UK?

on what basis have you applied for ILR outside the rules?

6 years student+ 2 years PSW. almost all my family are british citizens.
Personal life and human right, any advise?

Hay wrote:

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote:True. but mine is a bit different, student visa +PSW, and human rights grounds. do u know how long more we should wait and how usually are their decisions regarding this kind of applications?

how long have you been in the UK on student visa + PSW?

Do you have family in the UK?

on what basis have you applied for ILR outside the rules?

6 years student+ 2 years PSW. almost all my family are british citizens.
Personal life and human right, any advise?

what family do you have in the UK? What is your nationality? How old are you? What is
family do you have in your home country?

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote:

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote:True. but mine is a bit different, student visa +PSW, and human rights grounds. do u know how long more we should wait and how usually are their decisions regarding this kind of applications?

how long have you been in the UK on student visa + PSW?

Do you have family in the UK?

on what basis have you applied for ILR outside the rules?

6 years student+ 2 years PSW. almost all my family are british citizens.
Personal life and human right, any advise?

what family do you have in the UK? What is your nationality? How old are you? What is
family do you have in your home country?

Mother, 2 brothers are British. 2 brother back home in Pakistan. father passed away. I am male 34. any suggestion?

Hay wrote: Mother, 2 brothers are British. 2 brother back home in Pakistan. father passed away. I am male 34. any suggestion?

its difficult to comment without knowing more information but with the information you have given, unless there are compelling compassionate circumstances i think its unlikely you will succeed given that you are a grown adult, don't have children in the UK and have close family in your home country.

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote: Mother, 2 brothers are British. 2 brother back home in Pakistan. father passed away. I am male 34. any suggestion?

its difficult to comment without knowing more information but with the information you have given, unless there are compelling compassionate circumstances i think its unlikely you will succeed given that you are a grown adult, don't have children in the UK and have close family in your home country.

so I shouldn't wait for any good news:(( what about appeal of these applications?

And I have got still leave to remain until late March 12, if they refuse my ILR but they will not revoke my PSW, is that right?

Hay wrote:And I have got still leave to remain until late March 12, if they refuse my ILR but they will not revoke my PSW, is that right?

PSW visa will NOT be effected regardless of the outcome of your ILR application.

Hay wrote:And I have got still leave to remain until late March 12, if they refuse my ILR but they will not revoke my PSW, is that right?

unless you no longer meet the requirements for PSW, they should not revoke it if your ILR application is refused. However note that if they refused your ILR app before your leave expires, you won't get a right of appeal unless your leave is also curtailed.

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote:And I have got still leave to remain until late March 12, if they refuse my ILR but they will not revoke my PSW, is that right?

unless you no longer meet the requirements for PSW, they should not revoke it if your ILR application is refused. However note that if they refused your ILR app before your leave expires, you won't get a right of appeal unless your leave is also curtailed.

I agree with Greenie and I think, you should have waited untill late March 12 for this application.

That's right but couldn't wait that long. on the other hand wanted to see what they are going to say? if they refuse me whats their ground? then rectify that weakness in my application and reapply before March 12.

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote:And I have got still leave to remain until late March 12, if they refuse my ILR but they will not revoke my PSW, is that right?

unless you no longer meet the requirements for PSW, they should not revoke it if your ILR application is refused. However note that if they refused your ILR app before your leave expires, you won't get a right of appeal unless your leave is also curtailed.

and do you know the processing time of ILR applications outside the immigration rules is the same or take it longer or shorter...?

Longer...as one would expect from something that isn't straightforward.

Casa wrote:Longer...as one would expect from something that isn't straightforward.

thanks and u know how long? because usual ones take about 2 months I believe....

and any idea about success rate of these kind of applications?

Hay wrote:and any idea about success rate of these kind of applications?

You need to stop worrying, u still have leave in UK even if is rejected. It is always best to apply when your leave has expired.

Just to update, i still havent got mine back either. Mine was discretionery leave which is also outside immigration rules. But i had completed the 6years required and i was originally underage when i got my status and also in care through social services.

So maybe my personal circumstance is why i am not as anxious as you.

Hay wrote:and any idea about success rate of these kind of applications?

it all depends on the circumstances of each individual case, and as advised above, yours seems to stand little chance of success.

tunde10 wrote:

Hay wrote:and any idea about success rate of these kind of applications?

You need to stop worrying, u still have leave in UK even if is rejected. It is always best to apply when your leave has expired.

Just to update, i still havent got mine back either. Mine was discretionery leave which is also outside immigration rules. But i had completed the 6years required and i was originally underage when i got my status and also in care through social services.

So maybe my personal circumstance is why i am not as anxious as you.

tunde10 your application is indeed different as although 'outside the rules' it is in accordance with an established policy of being eligible for ILR after 6 year's DL.

Hay wrote:

Casa wrote:Longer...as one would expect from something that isn't straightforward.

thanks and u know how long? because usual ones take about 2 months I believe....

don't be surprised if it takes 6 months given that your application is completely outside the rules.

Greenie wrote:

Hay wrote:

Casa wrote:Longer...as one would expect from something that isn't straightforward.

thanks and u know how long? because usual ones take about 2 months I believe....

don't be surprised if it takes 6 months given that your application is completely outside the rules.

6 months?? the question is whether home office provide a fair service in return of 972 pounds? an extraordinary amount.
and do they really need to keep our passports?? its our identity.
is there any chance to get the passport back without harming application??

is there any chance to apply in person and using premium service for applications outside the rules??

Hay wrote:is there any chance to apply in person and using premium service for applications outside the rules??

no.