Hi all
Please bare with me as I try to explain the current situation as still getting head around all these new immigration terms.
I am currently in the process to submit a human rights case for family life. We have been living together for under two years, which is why it would be “outside of rules”. I am a British citizen and my partner is non-EEA, and this is his immigration application.
We have a lot of information confirming our relationship. However I am sick, disabled and deaf. Our lawyers have said we have a chance of success if we provide strong and compelling evidence that I cannot get the right care and support in his home country for my rare genetic condition (brain tumours for rest of my life).
I have loads of hospital letters from UK, and my doctor’s have written letters in support of our application and explaining the rarity of my health.
I have tried to contact hospitals in his home country to no avail. My lawyers have said they will review the current information I’ve managed to find, but I wanted to see if anyone has advice on examples of strong evidence that might help our case if I can not get information from hospitals in his home country.
It’s playing on my mind a lot, so any help is really appreciated.
Thanks
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