ikeron wrote:Hi everyone, has anyone got an experience about home office asking him/her to withdraw their JR for removal notice or reconsideration. The application is about article 8 with my britsh partner and our 2 children age 2 and 10. Thanks your advice will be much appreciate.
Hi Ikeron,
I believe this decision is mainly yours at this point. I personally would lean towards agreeing to withdraw the JR.
However, I will do this with some conditions to HO,
such as the time limit for their consideration
The reimbursing of your expenditure.
Just to clarify if the HO offers you reconsideration as a condition to withdrawing your JR it is binding on them. Just make sure you have all things documented.
The offer of Removal notice I understand is also favourable because, should the HO reconsider and give a negative response then a right of appeal is generated for you and then the tribunal will have to decide (Please check this with a lawyer although this is the explanation I got from a lawyer)
In a nut shell I believe the HO is beginning to realise the errors in their decision making. In your case I believe you have a lot of plus for your application.
If you refuse the offer the Judge may also refuse to allow your JR. Please like I said earlier it is totally your decision. If you have a lawyer speak with him/her to get more understanding otherwise seek for the knowledge.
You should also know that they like to keep people waiting. HO are Honourable time wasters,
Good luck