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Do you know what is required if one has been called for an interview in Liverpool after submitting a fresh claim? Does one have to mention the issues that were refused in the first claim?CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2020 12:53 pmDo not post names and details of solicitors on the forum. This is not permitted!!senu14 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 9:25 pmHi,
thank you. of course I would like to give information and from my experience it was very easily we got grant daughters stateless application. within 6 weeks she got her nationality certificate. unfortunately I have register my elder daughters birth in my country otherwise they both will be citizen now. I have did it through a solicitor lawyer name and details removed by moderator. I have submitted her uk birth certificate,school letter confirming her attendance, proof of letter from sri lankan high commission that her birth not registered with them ,two passport photos. two british citizen need to give reference .
Dear,
Hello Dear,Chidiebube wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 1:05 amLegal aid means you won't pay any fee.
I thought you live in London.
Hi Senu,senu14 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2020 9:35 pmHi, as I am waiting for my fresh claim so long I feel over the moon with this success very short term. I collected her certificate today and seen its been issued on 28th January which is exactly two weeks after biometric.shooroma wrote: ↑Thu Feb 06, 2020 3:29 pmWow, that was super quick according to Home office standards. Thanks for sharingsenu14 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 9:25 pmHi,shooroma wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 4:34 pm
Hi Senu,
Congratulations on acquiring British citizenship for your daughters, it certainly strengthens your case, do you mind sharing your experience doing S3 stateless applications? Your history including the evidence you submitted in making the applications .This may help or inspire others wanting to go through the same route. Thank you, wish you all the best of Luck and hope you get your stay soon.
thank you. of course I would like to give information and from my experience it was very easily we got grant daughters stateless application. within 6 weeks she got her nationality certificate. unfortunately I have register my elder daughters birth in my country otherwise they both will be citizen now. I have did it through a solicitor lawyer name and details removed by moderator. I have submitted her uk birth certificate,school letter confirming her attendance, proof of letter from sri lankan high commission that her birth not registered with them ,two passport photos. two british citizen need to give reference .
let me add few more details as I forgot to mentioned before. you need provide one address proof and parents passport ,in my case we didn't have our passport with us (passport at home office )so we just sent passport photo copy.
Dede_2020 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2020 10:17 amHi @ Dede,
You have sent the information that the home office has requested you to do so and have submitted your Biometrics, so waiting is all you can do at the moment.You have played your part from your end. 8 weeks is well within the timeline of people submitting their biometrics and being granted their stay so dont be scared you have strong case and I am sure you will be granted.
shooroma wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 3:41 amThanks really appreciate you give me positive thoughts every time sorry to keep asking just you know how stress I am this days god bless youDede_2020 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 07, 2020 10:17 amHi @ Dede,
You have sent the information that the home office has requested you to do so and have submitted your Biometrics, so waiting is all you can do at the moment.You have played your part from your end. 8 weeks is well within the timeline of people submitting their biometrics and being granted their stay so dont be scared you have strong case and I am sure you will be granted.
HiKhatoon82 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 11:54 pmHi can anyone with further submissions successful applications on child 7 year route share their time line please , or if you are waiting after further submissions or been asked to do your finger prints
I did my further submissions in Oct 2018 hasn’t been asked to do finger prints as yet still waiting
Thanks
Oh my goodness! Congratulations! That is great and super quick. Can you please enlighten us on your application? Just curious how come your response was quick compared to the rest of us. Also Please tell us when you had your main interview.
Chidiebube wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 1:10 pmHello Yahayas,
You know real life is not always represented on the internet. You should have walked into or travel a bit to law firms in your area and enquire first. It is better to have a solicitor close to you than one where you have to travel. I don't know if travel expenses to see a solicitor are covered, that is highly unlikely. I was moved to a new area and it costs me about £10 to see my solicitor,I will change solicitor if I see the need. You can only get travel expenses covered when your travel is directed by the Home Office, you can enquire from the lawyer. The other expenses that may be covered are doctors report if the GP takes money to write one.
Best regards.
Dear Dede_2020,
Congratulations @ Dede
HI @ Senu,senu14 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2020 10:02 pmHiKhatoon82 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 11:54 pmHi can anyone with further submissions successful applications on child 7 year route share their time line please , or if you are waiting after further submissions or been asked to do your finger prints
I did my further submissions in Oct 2018 hasn’t been asked to do finger prints as yet still waiting
Thanks
Did you get biometric yet. I am also in same situation as you did further submission October 2018 on 7 year route and recently made update sending my daughter's British citizen register certificate as my second daughter registered as British citizen. made a complaint few days before. still nothing to hear.
one of our friend family granted their visa based on child 7 year route within 8 weeks after further submission made. don't know why it takes this long for us.
Hi,shooroma wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 7:12 pmHI @ Senu,senu14 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2020 10:02 pmHiKhatoon82 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 11:54 pmHi can anyone with further submissions successful applications on child 7 year route share their time line please , or if you are waiting after further submissions or been asked to do your finger prints
I did my further submissions in Oct 2018 hasn’t been asked to do finger prints as yet still waiting
Thanks
Did you get biometric yet. I am also in same situation as you did further submission October 2018 on 7 year route and recently made update sending my daughter's British citizen register certificate as my second daughter registered as British citizen. made a complaint few days before. still nothing to hear.
one of our friend family granted their visa based on child 7 year route within 8 weeks after further submission made. don't know why it takes this long for us.
Peoples cases and individual circumstances differ, it also depends with the person handling your case at the home office.Some people get granted quickly and some people have to wait a long time but get granted in the end.So hopefully you will get your decision soon as you have been waiting long time, its not easy to say this but patience is the only key. Good luck
Dede_2020 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 10:14 pmThanksyou give me positive thoughts every time hope god rewards you and got your paper soon
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You are welcomeand thank you.
The seven year route is quite similar but its not automatic that you get granted but I believe the majority of people do get granted. Nothing is ever straight forward when you are dealing with the home office. All you can do is prepare a strong case for submission , gather as much evidence as possible in support of your application.In your case, you are continuing to build your case, you are gathering further evidence in relation to your daughter becoming a British citizen. If you have applied for your daughters British passport, send it to the home office as soon as possible , this might again prompt your case worker to have a look at your case . You now 2 qualifying children and the other being British should also strengthen your case. You have done the hard work and been on this journey for long so, I think your breakthrough is near.All the bestsenu14 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 9:41 pmHi,shooroma wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 7:12 pmHI @ Senu,senu14 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2020 10:02 pmHiKhatoon82 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 11:54 pmHi can anyone with further submissions successful applications on child 7 year route share their time line please , or if you are waiting after further submissions or been asked to do your finger prints
I did my further submissions in Oct 2018 hasn’t been asked to do finger prints as yet still waiting
Thanks
Did you get biometric yet. I am also in same situation as you did further submission October 2018 on 7 year route and recently made update sending my daughter's British citizen register certificate as my second daughter registered as British citizen. made a complaint few days before. still nothing to hear.
one of our friend family granted their visa based on child 7 year route within 8 weeks after further submission made. don't know why it takes this long for us.
Peoples cases and individual circumstances differ, it also depends with the person handling your case at the home office.Some people get granted quickly and some people have to wait a long time but get granted in the end.So hopefully you will get your decision soon as you have been waiting long time, its not easy to say this but patience is the only key. Good luck
Thank you for your comment. you are right there are nothing to do than waiting but as I told before this 7 year route application quiet similar so I don't understand why some get grant some not. it is all depend on case worker isn't it.
Hi Shooroma,shooroma wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 4:55 pmThe seven year route is quite similar but its not automatic that you get granted but I believe the majority of people do get granted. Nothing is ever straight forward when you are dealing with the home office. All you can do is prepare a strong case for submission , gather as much evidence as possible in support of your application.In your case, you are continuing to build your case, you are gathering further evidence in relation to your daughter becoming a British citizen. If you have applied for your daughters British passport, send it to the home office as soon as possible , this might again prompt your case worker to have a look at your case . You now 2 qualifying children and the other being British should also strengthen your case. You have done the hard work and been on this journey for long so, I think your breakthrough is near.All the bestsenu14 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 9:41 pmHi,shooroma wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 7:12 pmHI @ Senu,senu14 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2020 10:02 pm
Hi
Did you get biometric yet. I am also in same situation as you did further submission October 2018 on 7 year route and recently made update sending my daughter's British citizen register certificate as my second daughter registered as British citizen. made a complaint few days before. still nothing to hear.
one of our friend family granted their visa based on child 7 year route within 8 weeks after further submission made. don't know why it takes this long for us.
Peoples cases and individual circumstances differ, it also depends with the person handling your case at the home office.Some people get granted quickly and some people have to wait a long time but get granted in the end.So hopefully you will get your decision soon as you have been waiting long time, its not easy to say this but patience is the only key. Good luck
Thank you for your comment. you are right there are nothing to do than waiting but as I told before this 7 year route application quiet similar so I don't understand why some get grant some not. it is all depend on case worker isn't it.
You are welcome and thank yousenu14 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 8:48 pmHi Shooroma,shooroma wrote: ↑Fri Feb 14, 2020 4:55 pmThe seven year route is quite similar but its not automatic that you get granted but I believe the majority of people do get granted. Nothing is ever straight forward when you are dealing with the home office. All you can do is prepare a strong case for submission , gather as much evidence as possible in support of your application.In your case, you are continuing to build your case, you are gathering further evidence in relation to your daughter becoming a British citizen. If you have applied for your daughters British passport, send it to the home office as soon as possible , this might again prompt your case worker to have a look at your case . You now 2 qualifying children and the other being British should also strengthen your case. You have done the hard work and been on this journey for long so, I think your breakthrough is near.All the bestsenu14 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 9:41 pmHi,shooroma wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 7:12 pm
HI @ Senu,
Peoples cases and individual circumstances differ, it also depends with the person handling your case at the home office.Some people get granted quickly and some people have to wait a long time but get granted in the end.So hopefully you will get your decision soon as you have been waiting long time, its not easy to say this but patience is the only key. Good luck
Thank you for your comment. you are right there are nothing to do than waiting but as I told before this 7 year route application quiet similar so I don't understand why some get grant some not. it is all depend on case worker isn't it.
Thank you so much for your positive encourage. As you mentioned I have done my best from my side. I still didn't apply daughter's brithish passport but I did sent her British citizen register certificate to Liverpool for update my case. wish you all the best for your application too.