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Lulubaby, I'm very well and i hope you are too? I'm still very much here, but only took the back seat as my constructive criticisms appears to be taken out of context. I see your struggle and so everyone's. we shall all get victory at last.LULUBABY wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:45 amLagosbos, where on earth have you been?. It’s been ages.
I am saying that the evidence you provided does not say what you say it says. That site commits to EU citizens. The Home Office could have easily said, "Anyone with a residence or derivative residence card retains the same rights until 30 June 2021." But they didn't. They said EU citizens are covered. Does that mean they are going to start deporting Zambrano carers after 31 December 2020? I should hope not but unless they made a commitment in writing, they can do whatever they want (taking into account the European Convention on Human Rights, of course). It is important that we say things correctly. We are filing a Group Litigation Order. We need start thinking like lawyers. That means being technically correct as much as possible. Hope that helps. Many people think the way you do, because it is perfectly natural to assume a government would treat people with a basic level of humanity. Until the hostile environment ends, take nothing for granted.Lagosbos wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:00 pmCould you clarify - talking about technicality. Are you saying Zambrano carers who currently holds derivative card will cease to be valid after 31 December 2020? as this is the point I'm trying to shed more lights on. I believe home office should be obliged to issue residence card for all applications made before 31st December 2020 either by application or by appeal. I remember Miss suz raising similar questions why HO are still giving applicants appeal rights when Brexit is just few days away.lolwe wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:42 amOn a technical reading, this site does not protect Zambrano carers, because the children of Zambrano carers stopped being citizens of the EU on 31 January 2020. The Withdrawal Agreement extended the protection for British (children), but that ends on 31 December 2020.Lagosbos wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:32 amhttps://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-resid ... une%202021.
How long it lasts for
Your residence card will not be valid after 30 June 2021. Check if you can apply to the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living in the UK.
I see this quite a bit on this forum. Zambrano carers are not like the other groups. They are not covered by the Withdrawal Agreement. Any rights they enjoy are at the whim of Parliament going forward. And, unless Parliament puts it in writing, you can't rely on your assumptions, however reasonable.There will be no change to the rights and status of EU citizens currently living in the UK until 30 June 2021.
[/quote]lolwe wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:14 am
Which category represents you? Reply to the thread and add your name to the right category.
Category 1: Zambrano carers who do not currently have leave to remain under Appendix FM
Miss Suz
Gee (?)
Category 2: Zambrano carers who were refused because they had leave to remain under Appendix FM
Greatgreat
Lagosbos
Please note: This legal claim is for Zambrano carers who have been refused settled or pre-settled status after making an settlement application for EUSS (under Appendix EU).
Well said!lolwe wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:06 pmI am saying that the evidence you provided does not say what you say it says. That site commits to EU citizens. The Home Office could have easily said, "Anyone with a residence or derivative residence card retains the same rights until 30 June 2021." But they didn't. They said EU citizens are covered. Does that mean they are going to start deporting Zambrano carers after 31 December 2020? I should hope not but unless they made a commitment in writing, they can do whatever they want (taking into account the European Convention on Human Rights, of course). It is important that we say things correctly. We are filing a Group Litigation Order. We need start thinking like lawyers. That means being technically correct as much as possible. Hope that helps. Many people think the way you do, because it is perfectly natural to assume a government would treat people with a basic level of humanity.Lagosbos wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:00 pmCould you clarify - talking about technicality. Are you saying Zambrano carers who currently holds derivative card will cease to be valid after 31 December 2020? as this is the point I'm trying to shed more lights on. I believe home office should be obliged to issue residence card for all applications made before 31st December 2020 either by application or by appeal. I remember Miss suz raising similar questions why HO are still giving applicants appeal rights when Brexit is just few days away.lolwe wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:42 amOn a technical reading, this site does not protect Zambrano carers, because the children of Zambrano carers stopped being citizens of the EU on 31 January 2020. The Withdrawal Agreement extended the protection for British (children), but that ends on 31 December 2020.Lagosbos wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:32 am
https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-resid ... une%202021.
How long it lasts for
Your residence card will not be valid after 30 June 2021. Check if you can apply to the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living in the UK.
I see this quite a bit on this forum. Zambrano carers are not like the other groups. They are not covered by the Withdrawal Agreement. Any rights they enjoy are at the whim of Parliament going forward. And, unless Parliament puts it in writing, you can't rely on your assumptions, however reasonable.There will be no change to the rights and status of EU citizens currently living in the UK until 30 June 2021.
Chris90 my point exactly.Chris90 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:09 pmTo those waiting for both drf1 and settlement scheme appeal, if and when it is allowed.
Do not let home office get away with giving you only one card, they should give you a card under DRF1 which cost 65 and one under settlement scheme which was free... If they try to not do this, challenge them.
Both cards are the same but one is directly from EU laws where the other is subject to UK constant change of immigration laws. REQUEST PROOF OF BOTH.
I can be updating the list.lolwe wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:03 pm
Which category represents you? Reply to the thread and add your name to the right category.
Category 1: Zambrano carers who do not currently have leave to remain under Appendix FM
Gee
Miss Suz
Category 2: Zambrano carers who were refused because they had leave to remain under Appendix FM
Greatgreat
Lagosbos
Netqueen
Please note: This legal claim is for Zambrano carers who have been refused settled or pre-settled status after making an settlement application for EUSS (under Appendix EU).
Who can please take responsibility for keeping this list up to date? I am trying to work on the draft order. Thanks!
Great news! Is there anyone else who you can work with, in case you are busy?
Happy to help if needed.
I am not qualified for fee waiver.
Of course you are needed.Lagosbos wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:32 pmHappy to help if needed.
The degree of similarity of the issues to be tried under the GLO is fairly flexible - 'related' issues may be sufficient.
Chris90 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:30 pmAlso @all
@lolwe has a good approach, if you are eligible to have the GLO fee waived, you should be the one that starts it for each group of carers. When GLO is made others should be made aware so they can add their case and arguments to the relevant group challenge...
This will through the respondent off and force them to stick to the actual requirements or the tribunal judges can do the lawful thing for them either way it's a win.
DRAFT ORDER
1. The following SSHD policy regarding EUSS applications by Zambrano carers is unlawful. Zambrano carers who do not have leave to remain under another part of the Immigration Rules can not be refused because they
- never applied for leave or
Applications that have been refused for this reason must be reversed.
- had leave, but declined to extend their previous leave to remain.
2. SSHD’s use of its discretion to grant leave outside the rules for Appendix is irrational and discriminatory. Applications that have been refused for this reason must be reversed.
3. SSHD must share publicly
- the number of successful EUSS applications by Zambrano carers who currently held Leave to Remain under another part of the Immigration Rules.
4. Costs.
- the process by which it refuses applications for settled or pre-settled status under Appendix EU by Zambrano carers with leave to remain under another part of the Immigration Rules and accepts others.
Hello Onomskky, thinking of you and wondering how you have been. How are things with you?.Onomskky wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 10:15 pmTimeline
Applied as a parent of a British child under the 10 yr route in Feb 2015. Application was successful and BRP received in April. I have renewed twice and qualify under the 5 yrs continuous stay. In August 2019, I applied as a Zambrano carer under the EUSS based on the advise of HO when I called to see if I qualify. Biometrics was done and COA received in September 2019. I’m in a bit of a limbo as current leave expired 11 April 2020 whilst application is with HO and I’m yet to get a decision.
My worry is what happens if my application gets denied as my current leave expired almost 3 weeks ago ?
Hello Onomskky, thinking of you and wondering how you have been. How are things with you?.Onomskky wrote: ↑Mon May 04, 2020 10:15 pmTimeline
Applied as a parent of a British child under the 10 yr route in Feb 2015. Application was successful and BRP received in April. I have renewed twice and qualify under the 5 yrs continuous stay. In August 2019, I applied as a Zambrano carer under the EUSS based on the advise of HO when I called to see if I qualify. Biometrics was done and COA received in September 2019. I’m in a bit of a limbo as current leave expired 11 April 2020 whilst application is with HO and I’m yet to get a decision.
My worry is what happens if my application gets denied as my current leave expired almost 3 weeks ago ?
The GLO must include:
• a specification of the GLO issues which will be managed together as a group under the order;
• directions on establishing a group register of the parties to be bound by the findings made under the GLO;
• nomination of a management court.
The GLO may also include an order that all existing claims, which give rise to GLO common issues, should be transferred to the management court be managed under the GLO (and therefore be entered on the GLO register).
Before a claim can be entered on the group register it must be issued(commenced) as an individual claim.
The effect of entry on the group register is that judgment given in respect of any of the group issues will be binding (res iudicata) for that issue for all claims on the register at the time the judgment is given. It is however possible for a claim which raises both group issues (e.g. as to liability) and individual issues (e.g. as to quantification) to be entered on the group register for the group issues only and for the individual issues to be tried separately (usually after the finding on the group issues).
The court may provide for one or more of the claims entered on the group register to be used as test claims which are treated as typical of the claims relating to each GLO issue.
The GLO issues will all be tried in the management court designated in the order (although individual issues may be tried elsewhere) and the court may designate the solicitor to one of the claimants to manage the group in relation to the common issues.
Hello my people! Complements of the Season.Lagosbos wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:11 pmChris90 my point exactly.Chris90 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 12:09 pmTo those waiting for both drf1 and settlement scheme appeal, if and when it is allowed.
Do not let home office get away with giving you only one card, they should give you a card under DRF1 which cost 65 and one under settlement scheme which was free... If they try to not do this, challenge them.
Both cards are the same but one is directly from EU laws where the other is subject to UK constant change of immigration laws. REQUEST PROOF OF BOTH.
@ngoo it will be if you could confirm you have received your residence card following the outcome of your DRF1 appeal.