Comments on: Spouse applications and appeals http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/ Updates and commentary on immigration and asylum law Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:54:35 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: mann http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3993 mann Mon, 09 Nov 2009 10:53:33 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3993 i dont care about money,i already consult with few lawyer's,but no one is sure re-entry ban going to apply on me or not.i just wana hear its going to apply on me or not,reat if not,then i dont wana waste my time,i wana go strait way to india and come back legally in queue. i dont care about money,i already consult with few lawyer’s,but no one is sure re-entry ban going to apply on me or not.i just wana hear its going to apply on me or not,reat if not,then i dont wana waste my time,i wana go strait way to india and come back legally in queue.

]]> By: freemovement http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3992 freemovement Mon, 09 Nov 2009 10:19:08 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3992 Get a good lawyer. Good lawyers usually cost good money. Get a good lawyer. Good lawyers usually cost good money.

]]> By: mann http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3989 mann Sun, 08 Nov 2009 07:34:45 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3989 hi i got question about re-entry ban paragraph 320 7b i came in 2003 via hethrow,i hav't had transit visa dat time,so immigration office took my passport and they take my finger print and gave me 8 hour's to go out and come back. i breech law,i never go back.my partner got a T1 visa she can apply for indefinate after 2 and half year.now i want go back my home country INDIA and want come back legally. i read in above paragraph 320 7b its not apply if i apply as a spouse.iam confuse what i have to do now.becouse i got good settled business here .and if i go back and ban apply's on me then its gona takes too long to come back,and i dont wana loose my business and my partner,please give me good advice.i feel iam in big MESS!!!.i knw i made this mess for my self :( looking positive answer from you.thanks in advance hi

i got question about re-entry ban paragraph 320 7b

i came in 2003 via hethrow,i hav’t had transit visa dat time,so immigration office took my passport and they take my finger print and gave me 8 hour’s to go out and come back.
i breech law,i never go back.my partner got a T1 visa she can apply for indefinate after 2 and half year.now i want go back my home country INDIA and want come back legally.

i read in above paragraph 320 7b its not apply if i apply as a spouse.iam confuse what i have to do now.becouse i got good settled business here .and if i go back and ban apply’s on me then its gona takes too long to come back,and i dont wana loose my business and my partner,please give me good advice.i feel iam in big MESS!!!.i knw i made this mess for my self :( looking positive answer from you.thanks in advance

]]> By: freemovement http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3349 freemovement Sun, 05 Jul 2009 15:55:39 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-3349 Sorry Amir, but I can't give advice on individual cases here. I'm glad you have found the website helpful, though. I'd advise you to get good quality legal advice. DLA can count towards maintenance, which can be very helpful to the disabled. Sorry Amir, but I can’t give advice on individual cases here. I’m glad you have found the website helpful, though. I’d advise you to get good quality legal advice. DLA can count towards maintenance, which can be very helpful to the disabled.

]]> By: freemovement http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1613 freemovement Tue, 02 Sep 2008 08:51:38 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1613 Dhasha, you have a very complex case and need to see a good immigration lawyer about it. Some cases recently came out in the House of Lords (I did a quick post about them in June) that might also help you. I can't give advice directly to you, though, I am afraid, because of my professional rules as a barrister. Dhasha, you have a very complex case and need to see a good immigration lawyer about it. Some cases recently came out in the House of Lords (I did a quick post about them in June) that might also help you. I can’t give advice directly to you, though, I am afraid, because of my professional rules as a barrister.

]]> By: dhasha http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1578 dhasha Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:30:39 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1578 Hello all, I would really appreciate some advice about what to do. I first came into the with my parents on a visitor’s visa, at this time i was 12 years of age. Then i became my father’s dependant who was under student visa, this was then refused in July 2003. So the solicitor that we got advise from, told us to do the following: He then applied for a British Overseas Citizen, which was granted and refused when he wanted to register as British citizen. He then appealed against the refusal which was dismissed. Then he applied for ILR in 2005 for himself, me and my mother, this again was refused. I was told to apply independently as i was over the age of 18 by the time the application reached the home office. So when i applied, i was refused because of not completing the 10 year time period, (8 & half year). This was then appealed on human rights grounds and was dismissed by the judge in 2007. All this while i did not know any of the immigration matters that has been going on, as my parents never acknowledged any of these problems until we went to the tribunal. I was also sent IS 151B and this was appealed and was sent a IS 151A, I am very confused just don’t know what to do now. SO PLEASE HELP.....looks like I am in MESS!!!!!! Now that I am 22 years of age and have completed nearly all of my education in the UK would like to move on have a life of my own. In the mean time, I have found the man of my life and have decided to get married. We had an engagement ceremony in recently, and the wedding has also been fixed for December this year. My fiancé is an Indian national who is working in UK on a HSMP tier 1 visa. I also have all my family settled here and i have no one in my home country. Does the 1st October rule apply to me? Or will i be banned for sometime? APPRICIATE SOME HELP AND ADVICE...... Many Thanks Hello all,
I would really appreciate some advice about what to do. I first came into the with my parents on a visitor’s visa, at this time i was 12 years of age. Then i became my father’s dependant who was under student visa, this was then refused in July 2003.
So the solicitor that we got advise from, told us to do the following:
He then applied for a British Overseas Citizen, which was granted and refused when he wanted to register as British citizen. He then appealed against the refusal which was dismissed.
Then he applied for ILR in 2005 for himself, me and my mother, this again was refused. I was told to apply independently as i was over the age of 18 by the time the application reached the home office.
So when i applied, i was refused because of not completing the 10 year time period, (8 & half year). This was then appealed on human rights grounds and was dismissed by the judge in 2007.
All this while i did not know any of the immigration matters that has been going on, as my parents never acknowledged any of these problems until we went to the tribunal. I was also sent IS 151B and this was appealed and was sent a IS 151A, I am very confused just don’t know what to do now. SO PLEASE HELP…..looks like I am in MESS!!!!!!
Now that I am 22 years of age and have completed nearly all of my education in the UK would like to move on have a life of my own. In the mean time, I have found the man of my life and have decided to get married.
We had an engagement ceremony in recently, and the wedding has also been fixed for December this year.
My fiancé is an Indian national who is working in UK on a HSMP tier 1 visa. I also have all my family settled here and i have no one in my home country.
Does the 1st October rule apply to me? Or will i be banned for sometime?
APPRICIATE SOME HELP AND ADVICE……
Many Thanks

]]> By: John http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1576 John Sun, 13 Jul 2008 08:31:11 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1576 Hi Freemont. The Re entry ban on illegal immigrants,I would like to know when does the ban comes into effect,is it from the moment an illegal immigrant is removed or does it start from the day the law was introduced,Have been removed from the UK since 3 yrs ago and am about getting married to my british girlfriend next month,Do i have 2 years left or i have to start counting another 5 years from now. Hi Freemont.
The Re entry ban on illegal immigrants,I would like to know when does the ban comes into effect,is it from the moment an illegal immigrant is removed or does it start from the day the law was introduced,Have been removed from the UK since 3 yrs ago and am about getting married to my british girlfriend next month,Do i have 2 years left or i have to start counting another 5 years from now.

]]> By: Vanisha http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1563 Vanisha Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:51:53 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-1563 Hi Emma, i totally understand how you feel. i have been in the same boat and have not seen my husband in 10 months although i went to visit him twice in India. Our first interveiw was refused visa on the babsis that they didnt beleive our love was genuine. The solicitor that we first had, advised us that it was essential for me to be at the interveiw and also didnt advise us that we needed evidence of us being a couple. However, when we applied for the second interveiw i gathered a lot of evidence. At the same time i was very hurt as i had to proove to people that didnt even know us how much me and my hubby loved each other. In the interveiw, we had 2 big wedding albums, love letters of when we were dating, house morgage papers, phone cards, emails, our wedding invitataion card, letters from friends and family that know us and how we are as a couple, photographs from when we were dating, marriage certificate, travel tickets to India to show that i went to visit my hubby, letter from my work to say i have a permanent job... and in the end i was never even asked to come into the interveiw, instead i sat outside for 10-15 and when my hubby started showing evidence to back up whatever question he was asked, they didnt wana see any of the evidence as they said "yeah we now beleive your marriage is genuine". I struggled to get all that information, i had so much photocopied mobile bills with both our numbers hi lighted(this took me ages), i had to print out all the emails that we sent to eachother and again this took ages... How would they feel if we asked them to proove to us how much they love there wife or husband. Emma and everyone one else in the same boat, i hope we never have to suffer this kind of horrible pain again in our life, i would never want anyone to feel what we have suffered Hi Emma,
i totally understand how you feel. i have been in the same boat and have not seen my husband in 10 months although i went to visit him twice in India. Our first interveiw was refused visa on the babsis that they didnt beleive our love was genuine. The solicitor that we first had, advised us that it was essential for me to be at the interveiw and also didnt advise us that we needed evidence of us being a couple. However, when we applied for the second interveiw i gathered a lot of evidence. At the same time i was very hurt as i had to proove to people that didnt even know us how much me and my hubby loved each other. In the interveiw, we had 2 big wedding albums, love letters of when we were dating, house morgage papers, phone cards, emails, our wedding invitataion card, letters from friends and family that know us and how we are as a couple, photographs from when we were dating, marriage certificate, travel tickets to India to show that i went to visit my hubby, letter from my work to say i have a permanent job… and in the end i was never even asked to come into the interveiw, instead i sat outside for 10-15 and when my hubby started showing evidence to back up whatever question he was asked, they didnt wana see any of the evidence as they said “yeah we now beleive your marriage is genuine”. I struggled to get all that information, i had so much photocopied mobile bills with both our numbers hi lighted(this took me ages), i had to print out all the emails that we sent to eachother and again this took ages… How would they feel if we asked them to proove to us how much they love there wife or husband.
Emma and everyone one else in the same boat, i hope we never have to suffer this kind of horrible pain again in our life, i would never want anyone to feel what we have suffered

]]> By: Maintenance without recourse to public funds « Free Movement http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-384 Maintenance without recourse to public funds « Free Movement Tue, 07 Aug 2007 16:18:48 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-384 [...] without recourse to public funds Published August 7th, 2007 Immigration rules I said some time ago that I would do a post on this subject and here it [...] [...] without recourse to public funds Published August 7th, 2007 Immigration rules I said some time ago that I would do a post on this subject and here it [...]

]]> By: Blawg Review #115 at Nearly Legal http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-265 Blawg Review #115 at Nearly Legal Mon, 02 Jul 2007 06:35:44 +0000 http://freemovement.wordpress.com/2007/06/20/spouse-applications-and-appeals/#comment-265 [...] While we are crossing jurisdictions, Tax Prof Blog records an English Court’s refusal to allow the extradition to the US of UK citizens because of the conduct of the US prosecutor. As the WSJ law blog points out, this was under an extradition treaty that many in the UK are not happy about, largely on the basis that there is no reciprocity and it bypasses the need for even a prima facie case to be made. Apparently the same US prosecutor is involved in the KPMG tax avoidance case which Sox First fears is close to collapse. Ooops. Still, at least enforcing US civil judgments in France is getting easier, according to Conflict of Laws. However, while moving the money from one country to another is easier, moving people is getting harder - Free Movement writes on the difficulties of proving a marriage for UK immigration purposes. [...] [...] While we are crossing jurisdictions, Tax Prof Blog records an English Court’s refusal to allow the extradition to the US of UK citizens because of the conduct of the US prosecutor. As the WSJ law blog points out, this was under an extradition treaty that many in the UK are not happy about, largely on the basis that there is no reciprocity and it bypasses the need for even a prima facie case to be made. Apparently the same US prosecutor is involved in the KPMG tax avoidance case which Sox First fears is close to collapse. Ooops. Still, at least enforcing US civil judgments in France is getting easier, according to Conflict of Laws. However, while moving the money from one country to another is easier, moving people is getting harder – Free Movement writes on the difficulties of proving a marriage for UK immigration purposes. [...]

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