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Post by jaanfx » Sat Oct 17, 2015 12:22 am

My cousin, was today contacted by her solicitor (year since the appeal hearing), telling her that a letter from UKBA has arrived - removal notice - leave by 2nd November or submit reasons.

She did not receive this letter because she is not residing at the correspondence address - she moved interim.

She now has few options but would like to ask the respected forum members for their thoughts too.

Option 1 - To leave as stated - for this she will require her passport which never got returned 2 years ago with her HR application. She does not want to do this as she has no abode or family overseas.

Option 2 - Send in a submission as to why she cannot return and hope with they refuse with right to appeal. This is just exhausting avenues and expecting a miracle.

Option 3 - Leave things as they are and hope they don't snatch her. What is the likelihood of this happening bearing in mind that she moved - address of hers will need to be located by UKBA - and then a snatch squad sent?

Option 4 - She has been residing with a British citizen on and off (visit visa permitting) since 2008 after both were 'married' overseas in 2008. Her partner has been unwilling to sponsor her as a fiance or spouse due to some personal issue of his. That is the reason she has been visiting the UK on a visit visa rather than fiance or spouse. She is not sure if he will be willing to sponsor her as a spouse/fiance now but as she has reached the end of her tether - he might reconsider. They are not married in UK law but are according to Pakistan. But I think UK don't recognise those. My question is: Can she submit an application for FLR as a fiance/spouse/partner of this person - if he agrees - from this country - as exceptional circumstances (circumstances which I can't disclose here but involve her partner and his condition).

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