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I can't send my son to college

Post by akm_nather » Thu Sep 22, 2016 1:54 pm

Hi, I'm a british citizen. I have applied and got my wife and my son to the UK on 24th of December 2013 under the settlement spouse visa. They are indian citizens. Their 33month visa have been expired on 16th of July this year. So to renew the expired visa to a new visa, I have applied the application to leave to remain in the UK. That application have been refused due to the fact that my income was low. So, against this decision I have appealed under first tier tribunal in the court. The solicitor of mine said that my son can go to college when the appeal have been placed in the court. But the college haven't enrolled my son yet because they said that they can enrol and let my son to go to college when the appeal gets its hearing and if the hearing is positive, then they can enrol my son. My problem currently is the hearing will be placed 6months later which is on March of 2017. So till then can I send my son to college?. I am asking this question because the solicitor said that my son can go to college as usual but the college said he is not allowed to. Please help me.

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Re: I can't send my son to college

Post by Obie » Thu Sep 22, 2016 3:34 pm

The college seem to be wrong. He has a right to continued attendance .
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