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If I were you lily123 I would re apply and ask for fee exemption if you feel you would not be able to paylily123 wrote:Hello all,
Today, I went to visit my solicitor today and he advised me to go for a Judicial Review so it was agreed to follow that path - making the grounds in 14 days.
Kind Regards,
@Remmie,remiee wrote:Just called HO to check for update and was told a letter was sent to my solicitor. Sent to a previous lawyer. I have now received whatsapp copy of the letter. Letter from Home Office Immigration Enforcement. They are requesting original birth certificate of my 9 months old child with passport photo of each member of my family. deadline is 8th May 2015. This is regarding a reconsideration request made since 2010. Please any advice.
Favour- God has favoured you Big congratulations to you and your family. I wish you all the bestfavour wrote:Just an update on my case and to say thank you for the support and encouragement i have received on this forum
I eventually got to court last weak, after almost 2years. Our lawyer (instructed by the solicitor that has been dealing with our case) advised that having gone through our bundle, she feels we should tackle the issue of overstaying first before talking about article 8 (during the period of waiting my first child turned 7). she said she wanted to discussed with hopo first that this should be a straight forward case as its clear on there rule, that when you vary you only need to pay the difference of the fee and not the total new fee.
The hopo advised that my lawyer is correct but that he needs to confirm with home office, unfortunately the home office replied that they are still insisting on there decision that we have overstayed, by the invalid application.
But for God's mercies, when our application was returned they mistakenly returned a document, which looked like a receipt of payment, this was what the lawyer saw in our bundle. He confirmed that he recognised the system that it is a very confusing system blabla. He was able to confirm from the paper that we did paid the first fee in full.
When the judge came into the courtroom eventually, it was the HOPO himself that was defending our case to her.
It was a miracle!!!
our lawyer only had to say she agrees . so there and then we were told by the judge that our appeal has been allowed and that she will send the letter out in two weeks.
If you are out there with a similar problem please do not give up. God is faithful.
We have received the judges letter, which is appeal allowed as expected, and she has asked the home office to remake their initial decision as it was made unlawfully. We are trusting God for favour.
Congratulations....Maryk wrote:Hi everyone, this is Maryk, I received my brp this afternoon and I cannot tell you how ecstatic I'm, I've been in the uk for almost 15yrs, I have suffered to get where I'm and that's why I'll still be on this forum to give advice to those who need it. I don't claim to be an expert but I'll try and advice you on my own experiences. I've had people who I call friends give me the wrong advice, people can be cruel so be aware. I came to the uk in 1999 and applied for asylum same yr, was given two yrs stay with work permitted, after two yrs were up, I was denied more time and had to appeal, but on the advice of so called friends I never turned up for appeal and had to go underground for almost ten yrs! Eventually I'd had enough and a truly good friend who is like a brother advised me to face my fears and tackle the situation. He referred me to the refugee council in Brixton. Who referred me to Duncan & lewis solicitors, they took my case on in 2011, and weren't optimistic about my chances, I travelled to Liverpool to resubmit my case again! But as legacy due to many yrs in the uk. Decision came back after 3months declined. Still I didn't lose hope. By appeal time I was heavily pregnant by my boyfriend who was a Swedish national who had promised to stand by me, and had even been to see my solicitor with me, anyway to cut the long story short he left me high and dry and moved back to Sweden despite having lived here for almost 15yrs. Still I didn't lose hope, so come appeal time, I didn't miss my appointment and went to the meeting, and by God's grace, the judge said meeting had to be postponed as the was no decision on letter received. So we had to wait all over again. On the 15th of October 2011, I got a call from my solicitor who asked if I was sitting down, and I just knew what was coming from the tone of her voice. I'd been granted discretionary leave till 23/11/2013. I almost fainted!!! Three days l8r I went to collect my documents from my solicitor smiling all the way on the train. I had to start all over again council found me a home just before my son was born. 28 days before my leave was up I sent my application through on my own by the way, as same solicitor I'd used was going to charge 300 consultation fee and 1500 to prepare case, I thought, you know what, I'll do it myself I've got local connection now my cousin who lives in Exeter is godmother to my son and I'm godmother to her kids and I'll be moving there soon, so I prepared everything myself and sent application off, 6months l8r on the 05/03/2015, I got the decision leave granted till 03/03/2018,time which after I'll apply for ILR,So anyone out there who's feeling lost let me tell you God works wonders! If it's Allah or Buddha believe,have faith and you'll come out the other end. So as I said I'll log on everyday to help if I can. And I'll be starting my own blog soon God willing to give advice to others from my own experiences in this country. Because experience is a good teacher.so good luck to all God bless.
@GodGives can you please state which charities are those.GodGives wrote:@Lily123 my advice is your children should apply individually. Your child who would have spent half her life next yr should wait. There are charities that would help them apply for free because of their age. Once your kids have their stay. They can apply for you. All the best
2 to 3 monthsaysie wrote:is anyone able to help with my query? regarding latest time frames?
Thanks
2 to 3 weeks. after date of posting.aysie wrote:Thank you zeeali
Does anyone know how long it normally takes for biometric letter to come as well?
Thanks
Ems1927 wrote:So the letter sent was from the home office saying our case has now been passed to the Sheffield post case decision unit.. Is this where the visas are issued and does anyone know the timeline or how much longer we will have to wait?