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Thanks for your reply CR001CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:08 pmHad you asked about this visa before applying, the links below would have been provided so you can see how incredibly difficult this visa is to get and to what extent you have to prove things. None of your posts since 2013 state which country you are from, but if you are from the sub continent, care is cheap there compared to say the USA and these are the things HO look at as the second link below explains.
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I hope you realise that by being refused for this visa, the door to getting a visitor visa will also be shut now due to your mother stating her intention to settle in the UK.
You can try but the only cases I can recall where these applications have been successful are in cases where healthcare and care in general is very expensive in the home country, ie USA.Son_of_Tarar wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:26 pmThanks for your reply CR001CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:08 pmHad you asked about this visa before applying, the links below would have been provided so you can see how incredibly difficult this visa is to get and to what extent you have to prove things. None of your posts since 2013 state which country you are from, but if you are from the sub continent, care is cheap there compared to say the USA and these are the things HO look at as the second link below explains.
immigration-for-family-members/older-de ... 0-300.html
immigration-for-family-members/adult-de ... 87771.html
I hope you realise that by being refused for this visa, the door to getting a visitor visa will also be shut now due to your mother stating her intention to settle in the UK.
To further clarify, I have proved the following in my application and this has been acknowledged by the ECO:
(a) My parent need assistance with essential daily activities, such as bathing, washing, etc AND that such assistance is either not available or not affordable in my home country.
(b) I have explained that issue is not at all with the financial part it is the emotional part that is the main challenge. My mother suffers dementia and we cannot rely on a house maid for several reasons that were explained in the letter
The problem here is that ECO acknowledges that need of personal care that can only be offered by a close family relative which is only me at this time
But the same time, I have lived a successful in the UK and therefore don’t want to be a job less man outside the UK who will end up spending all his savings and one day going back to UK claiming any benefits.
Considering ECO acknowledges requirement of personal care and I as the only person to provide that gives me a strong case to make an appeal?
Many Thanks,
Bava
1. In my mother’s case the issue is not at all with the finances, as it is an emotional requirement and other personal needs for which I and my wife are best suited. For this reason, we will not be a burden on the UK resources. ECO has acknowledged that she needs personal care and I am her only relative who can provide that …Wanderer wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:38 pmYou can try but the only cases I can recall where these applications have been successful are in cases where healthcare and care in general is very expensive in the home country, ie USA.Son_of_Tarar wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:26 pmThanks for your reply CR001CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:08 pmHad you asked about this visa before applying, the links below would have been provided so you can see how incredibly difficult this visa is to get and to what extent you have to prove things. None of your posts since 2013 state which country you are from, but if you are from the sub continent, care is cheap there compared to say the USA and these are the things HO look at as the second link below explains.
immigration-for-family-members/older-de ... 0-300.html
immigration-for-family-members/adult-de ... 87771.html
I hope you realise that by being refused for this visa, the door to getting a visitor visa will also be shut now due to your mother stating her intention to settle in the UK.
To further clarify, I have proved the following in my application and this has been acknowledged by the ECO:
(a) My parent need assistance with essential daily activities, such as bathing, washing, etc AND that such assistance is either not available or not affordable in my home country.
(b) I have explained that issue is not at all with the financial part it is the emotional part that is the main challenge. My mother suffers dementia and we cannot rely on a house maid for several reasons that were explained in the letter
The problem here is that ECO acknowledges that need of personal care that can only be offered by a close family relative which is only me at this time
But the same time, I have lived a successful in the UK and therefore don’t want to be a job less man outside the UK who will end up spending all his savings and one day going back to UK claiming any benefits.
Considering ECO acknowledges requirement of personal care and I as the only person to provide that gives me a strong case to make an appeal?
Many Thanks,
Bava
Mantra will be you can pay for it back home as it's cheap.
However some have done it, label very few, and I can't recall anyone who has sticking around here, people tend to get what they want and disappear. I suspect the big fears are the cost if the sponsor can't pay any more (that's happened), and setting a precedent like has already happened with the EU SS route, which is an option for you. Google EU Surinder Singh and see if it fits...
Thank you obie, Is there anything that I can do in parallel to appeal submission? I mean contacting UK home office explaining that I am getting depressed here and need to be back?
OP is not obliged to name the country, nor is it relevant to any advise one may wish to offer.i.need.help wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2017 1:43 amIs there any particular reason why you seem to be hesitant in naming the country?
What about staying with your mother to support and care for her and finding a job there as well?
son7777 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 21, 2017 7:34 pmUnfortunately there is no quick fix.
Your need to appeal first with strong appeal points. Entry Clearance Manager with review your docs. If he is convinced with you docs appeal point then he take appeal back and issue you visa. This takes around 4-5 months and most ECM maintains the decision in ECM review for ADR application.
Once your know that ECM is maintaining the decision and then you can apply for urgent treatment of appeal if you have any exceptional circumstances.
But again no quick fix. What is you country of application ? From Pakistan and India appeal takes more time because of high number of applications.
Better use some good Solicitor for appeal.
Sincerely appreciate your advice.son7777 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 22, 2017 7:45 amIn our case appeal was prepared by a solicitor and his firm appointed a barrister for appeal hearing.
I am not aware of anyway they can priories your appeal.
Forum does not allow to put Solicitors name and My Solicitor was in London.
Moderators on this forum are very knowledgeable (Even better then Solicitors) and they provide straight forward advice.
Just don't believe your solicitor blindly and discuss on forum if something don't make sense to you.
Best of luck.
Presumably you are a citizen of Country Y as it apparently allows dual nationality, so not sure how it could be HO's responsibility if you have health issues as you are able to return to the UK.2. Bringing in my wife and my health issue, I am doing a mistake and if not, is it alright to make the statement that if I suffer through major illness or injury due to the conditions in Country Y, I will hold UKVI and Home office will be responsible for that