Private life Application - hlep

[Miche1234]

Hello Senior members of the please any information I am going to apply on FLR FP visa next Monday I don't have enough evidence. I am not married yet so family life at all. My Question is I work continues in Post Office since 2010 till now until my 3c broken in this year... I need some strong points or strong reason for my application. Anyone assist me here. I have medical conditions like Asthma , thyroid and mental health issues .I am currently on medication .I need to know what kind Reason is strong for flr fp .
Thanks members.

[CR001]

1. Please do NOT tag your questions onto other members topics. Post split to your own topic.

2. What is your full UK immigration history??

[Miche1234]

Ok Sorry. I came here in 2016 on student visa till 2009 after I applied my post study visa for for two years .I received my visa till 2011 . In 2011 I applied Tier1 gen visa which approved by home office for Two years in 2013 I extend my visa till 2016. But I was preparing my visa documents for Ilr in year 2015 that time I checked my tax was not submit to Hmrc of year 2011& 2012. So I contacted to Hmrc and amend my tax and they accepted with interest no penalty .I applied my Ilr visa on set (0) application in 2016 March but I haven’t received anything from home office so I switch my application on set(lr) November 2016. But still no outcome from home office in feb2019 I got my refusal from home office on 322.5 . I went to court to challenge to them but meanwhile I can not collect any evidence from accountant who made a mistake so I lost ftt and I went to utt so UTT refused as well so I challenged in court of appeal in March 2020 but unfortunately my case was dismissed from coa in January. And I am alone I am single so I just apply another application on flr fp now I want to know what the chance for me. I am work since 2009 till January 2021 legally. I still confused about my application I submit my application on online but I have to submit my all documents covering letter witness statements and other documents . I got my employers reference letters and where I work in Council they give me reference letter but any strong document I need which can make my case strong .any one help me special senior member from board.

[sam550]

Hello

I’m sure TODMATT already advised your friend on this post - http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigr ... 12581.html

You definitely need a very strong legal representation from someone who’s done case related to yours in past.

[Miche1234]

Thank you so much for your reply.Is there any senior moderator advise me in this situation...my mental situation is not good as well.. I am on medication now..I spent more than £20k on solicitors and barrister.no one help me...I lost my job i need some support..no any single solicitors give me right information..because of tax amendment my life became miserable...even I paid my all taxes .no any due now..but still coa refused me..I don't know what shall I do....

[sam550]

I’m really sorry to hear about your story, trust me most people on here had gone through hard times and few with insurmountable hurdles, for many of us getting to where we are now was tough and it’s not over yet. You need to realise that every choice comes with a consequences. Once you make a choice, you must accept responsibility - you cannot escape the consequences of your choices wether you like them or not.

We can only guide you through next course of action but your case is totally different, you’ve exhausted all the chances with tax deception against you I don’t think you can do much except private life on based of family which you don’t have. Do your research and go with the solicitor with good reputation - I don’t think anyone can add more into it.

Good luck

[Miche1234]

Thank you so much . God help me.

[Frontier Mole]

: Private life Application - After ILR rejection on Section 322.5 Tax Amendment Issue
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Post by Frontier Mole » Sun Feb 14, 2021 5:17 am

Examination of this post and the other related thread leads me to think that given your circumstances there is little hope of you being granted leave.

From your own statements you are single, appear to have little or no ties to the UK, have a history of tax evasion/ false declaration, are without any form of leave and seeking to apply for a grant of leave that you do not qualify for.

Three attempts to overturn your ILR refusal have amounted to nothing, your credibility is trashed and despite HMRC acceptance of your re-writing of your tax history the Home Office can legitimately claim you knowingly made false declarations at the time.

There is no golden documentation that will overcome your circumstances, a legal representative will be able to concoct an application that will be considered ( it has to be) but will almost certainly be refused.

You are attempting to seek to remain through another path. In my opinion you are applying for leave in a spurious attempt to remain in the UK. The Home Office will see it for what it is and no doubt class it as frivolous and vexatious with the outcome of it being labelled as deliberately attempting to frustrate immigration control.

You have nothing to lose by applying, it with get you more time in the UK but expect a much harsher outcome going forward.

[Miche1234]

Thanks a lot . Is there any member comment please

[Casa]

Thanks a lot . Is there any member comment please

Frontier Mole has given you good advice, even if this wasn't what you were hoping for.

[Zerubbabel]

Hello

Immigration is not easy. When I visit my country and some young lads ask me about how go to Europe, I tell them to stay home, study, create a business, build a family... and don't bother about immigration.

We all know it's difficult. The world is not made of countries with open arms waiting for people to come in. Sometimes it takes trials and errors to find a place to settle and thrive.

During my immigration journey, I was thrown out of many countries before I settled in the UK. In the first one after 8 years! The second one after 4 years. I am not even mentioning countries where I wrote off the project after 3 to 6 months.

I decided to leave the first country (where I stayed 8 years) when I saw people who came in years after me applying for permanent residence or naturalisation while I was still looking for options with solicitors to get a basic residence.

Sometimes a country doesn't work for you. Obsessing with it and destroying your health over it just doesn't worth it. What's the point of wasting decades of your life chasing a residence in this country? The Home Office has nothing to lose here. You can submit applications for the next 10 years if you want to, but you are not building your life in the meantime.

As you exhausted all your options in the UK, the only sensible thing for you to do is to reset your situation by going back home. This will also put a stop to your losses in terms of time and money. You can then try an immigration route in any other country and start putting your life together.

All the best!

[AmazonianX]

Hello

Immigration is not easy. When I visit my country and some young lads ask me about how go to Europe, I tell them to stay home, study, create a business, build a family... and don't bother about immigration.

We all know it's difficult. The world is not made of countries with open arms waiting for people to come in. Sometimes it takes trials and errors to find a place to settle and thrive.

During my immigration journey, I was thrown out of many countries before I settled in the UK. In the first one after 8 years! The second one after 4 years. I am not even mentioning countries where I wrote off the project after 3 to 6 months.

I decided to leave the first country (where I stayed 8 years) when I saw people who came in years after me applying for permanent residence or naturalisation while I was still looking for options with solicitors to get a basic residence.

Sometimes a country doesn't work for you. Obsessing with it and destroying your health over it just doesn't worth it. What's the point of wasting decades of your life chasing a residence in this country? The Home Office has nothing to lose here. You can submit applications for the next 10 years if you want to, but you are not building your life in the meantime.

As you exhausted all your options in the UK, the only sensible thing for you to do is to reset your situation by going back home. This will also put a stop to your losses in terms of time and money. You can then try an immigration route in any other country and start putting your life together.

All the best!

Succinctly enunciated for OP and from Frontier Mole.

[Miche1234]

Thanks everyone for your kind response . Only hope God.