ALI97 wrote:Hi BIG Dobby
I really appriciate your help.
My circumstances are as follows ...came to UK on tier 1 visa on 2009 with three outside born kids ages 14,12 and 10 year ...
Me and my wife get BC after two extensions....
One child born uk in 2009 got BC in 2009 after my and my wife ilr...I am engineer doing permanent job in factory and recently buy house here as well.
My children never visted outside UK since 2009 ,all kids going school for last 7.5 years in ukand I visted outside once for three weeks.
My 3 children still on tier 1 dependent visa ...they got two extension visa will be expire in April 2016
My children grandfather family (Wife parents)is here in uk as well they are BC ...they came uk 2006.
.would like to apply mn1 earlier but home office took a year for my BC application. .
Above is my whole scenario
Actually your case give me lot of hope that I will be successful.
I will be very great full if u can draft me cover letter etc
Kind regards
Ali
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Ring them first to confirm they want you to send them email or letter detailing your family circumstances
Write a letter to you MP, GP etc as follows:
Dear ***
Thank you for the email. To understand my circumstances (background info), I have attached
the Home Office guidance policy on the section for the registration of minor at the discretionary
power of the Secretary of State and background info of my family. Please do have a read thru
the first two pages and you will discover it is all about establishing that the child's future lies in
the UK
It may be worthy of note that I came to the UK in 2009 on tier 1 general together with all my children. I worked with ***** and presently acquired a mortgage domiciled at No: ***** Manchester, UK, M15 7TD. Since my arrival, I have not avoided tax neither have we avoided paying NI contributions. My wife and I later naturalised as British citizens over one year ago (e.g)
Names of children** accompanied me to the UK on the 20 April 2009 with a view to living permanently in the UK since I was on entrepreneurial visa. They have been living in the UK for 7 yrs and speak fluent English
with British accent. they won several awards in their schools and are the only foreign national in his class.
(e.g I have the proof ). they are beginning to realise this... they are in year 6, high school etc and there may be a requirement for school trips (e.g abroad) this has the tendency of bringing disadvantage to those who have spent more than half their lives and see the UK as their home. This discretion was introduced in order to remove the disadvantage faced by such families and there are 1001 benefits of British citizenship on minors.
Representations are needed to force through an argument that since the applicants' sponsor is a British citizen and permanently employed with over 7-year residency in the UK and coupled with the fact that their mother and one of their siblings is a British citizen (with 7 year residency in the UK and strong school ties - School name pls*** Road), their future clearly can be seen to lie in the UK and their parents are not
returnable in short or medium term having resided in the UK for more than 7 years (and are British as well).
It's really frustrating that schools are on holiday; but, I still intend to proceed with their application as planned. I will submit school letters as soon as their schools resume in January. If you would like me
to write so that you can make amends and endorse, I would gladly do so.
Should you require any further information, please do no hesitate to contact me on c****u@***co.uk
or xxxxx.
Regards
Name
**Email Only** (add other things u like based on your circumstances)
*** Let me know if you need more help. Good Luck