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A Great Idea from You if we all get together and get ready to chalange themWise wrote: ↑Fri Sep 22, 2017 12:19 pmNothing to share until all non EU in this country start to realise that any time HO make changes , it's done for purpose and that changes will stay in place until it's challenge through appeal. Who will be the first?
Also what i think is missing here was the fact that those that was or will be affected by this measure hasn't develop an idea of challenging it through a legal person by coming together as one and everyone who think he or she fall into this category will support the move with all means.
Moreover, how do we all think Article 50 was challenged. It was people who come together and took government to court through crowd funding and won. HSMP has done the same in the past when HO was trying implement an extension to the permit issued before they make change which will extend their status before acquiring settlement. But everyone make contribution and instruct a Lawyer, take HO to court and won.
IF ANY OF THE MODERATOR OR PEOPLE IN CHARGE OF THE FORUM CAN HELP TO DEVELOP A SYSTEM WHERE TO ASK PEOPLE TO VOLUNTEER TO SPONSOR LEGAL PERSON OVER SUDDEN REGULATION CHANGES WHICH IS NOT PART OF EU LAW THAT WILL BE GREAT.
THESE IS MY OPINION.
Abeythedon wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 8:48 pmHi AbeythedonObie wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 5:35 pmThere is a right of appeal against such decisions at present.
Following series of Pre-action protocols, home office settled all decision by either granting residence card, giving right of appeal or refusing on another basis with right of appeal.
at Obie
I was with a solicitor regarding this issue last week.
Her client applied with eea expired passport as the eea is no where to be found but the HO refused the application and He was asked to produce the valid eea passport.
He was given right of appeal and went to court but fortunately He managed to see the ex spouse and the lawyer certified the ex spouse passport and send it to the court.
Th judges dismissed his case, they said so far He managed to get the spouse and got the ID from her, He should also use that ID to reapply again, they even said once your solicitor can cerified the passport why can't He take the passport to European Service for certification.
Application dismissed
Did he apply for PR after he was granted ROR ?
Thank you.
soyerlife wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 9:02 pmAbeythedon wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 8:48 pmHi AbeythedonObie wrote: ↑Wed Mar 28, 2018 5:35 pmThere is a right of appeal against such decisions at present.
Following series of Pre-action protocols, home office settled all decision by either granting residence card, giving right of appeal or refusing on another basis with right of appeal.
I was with a solicitor regarding this issue last week.
Her client applied with eea expired passport as the eea is no where to be found but the HO refused the application and He was asked to produce the valid eea passport.
He was given right of appeal and went to court but fortunately He managed to see the ex spouse and the lawyer certified the ex spouse passport and send it to the court.
Th judges dismissed his case, they said so far He managed to get the spouse and got the ID from her, He should also use that ID to reapply again, they even said once your solicitor can cerified the passport why can't He take the passport to European Service for certification.
Application dismissed
Did he apply for PR after he was granted ROR ?
Thank you.
He's qualify for PR so He didn't apply for RoR .
There wedding was more than 5years
PR only and He was refused