lennisha wrote:hi guys

i have received a letter from the upper tribunal refusing my appeal, i will be getting the letter from my gp monday saying i cant fly, is it worth still sending the letter or just fly?

Hi just read this post.

I hope you sent the letter

lennisha wrote:hi guys

i have received a letter from the upper tribunal refusing my appeal, i will be getting the letter from my gp monday saying i cant fly, is it worth still sending the letter or just fly?

Hi just read this post.

I hope you sent the letter

Hi all Just wanted to update about court today. Firstly the home office and judge both agreed that our daughter was a British citizen regardless of whether she had a passport or not, so they said that was a mistake which was good.. However the judge wasn't convinced that it'd be impossible for us ...

She doesn't have a British passport but our solicitor said this does not matter and she is British. Because she wasn't born here she needs to apply for a passport to claim her British citizenship. My cousin is the same as your daughter. Until she register or gets a passport she'll not be recognised ...

Hi Guys, I need your expert opinion and advise. A friend is 7 months pregnant and on a 6 months tourist visa. Her partner is a settled person in the uk. I know she can not switch from her visitors visa .. Her visa hasn't expired though....Her partner lives here in the uk so they want to make ...

Half your life stops at age 25.

Speak to a solicitor

lennisha wrote:thats good, how many weeks are you?

I was 20 something weeks at the time. Can't remember. JJust go see your gp. You are doing nothing wrong and you are

lennisha wrote:do i explain the immigration situation to the GP or just request the letter?

I didn't explain anything to my gp. He did ask but I didn't tell him.

He assume I wanted to cancel a reservation, I said no I need it for an application.
But anything you discuss with your gp is confidential.

I have a friend who is pregnant and received a 6 month discretionary leave after her gp wrote a letter. So in this time if you're currently legal you will remain so with the same previous rights. What you need to plan is after the baby is born. you are scaring yourself for no reason. Your status ...

What nationality is your partner and what is he doing about regularising his stay in the UK? Is he dependent on your application? How long has he been an overstayer? Can you answer those points please? It will aid the overall case understanding. Thanks He's not part of my application. He's no ...

Please also consider if you are stating that you are the primary care provider for your cousin that begs the question who should be and why are they not doing so? If you contend that point and considering the probable lack of legal status you have in that regard it might prompt the child protection ...

While I agree with Ambers view in that the approach to take is "I can’t go back because I have no ties" - I do not share the view that you have a good chance unless that means less than 50%. Am I correct in thinking that your lawyer has not explained the JR process in any great detail? More of a c ...

Hey thanks for the reply, the problem is the baby isn't born yet so I wouldn't qualify for a derivative card. I meant after the baby is born. There's other routes as well. Get a letter from your gp confirming you are unable to travel at this point in your pregnancy. I'm pregnant as well and my gp ...

Hi all, My situation is a bit complex due to the lack of immigration knowledge however the situation is as follows I cam to the UK in august of 2011 on a visitors visa, I then applied to extend at the end of my six months using a FLR (P) form with was an incorrect application however I was granted ...

Thank you believe2013.

I hope to be successful

@ nomorepride I can tell you that you will be wasting your money if you lodged an application , you have only only been in the country for 2.5 years . Just because your child was born in this country it doesn't mean they will grant you. Please can you give the background of case and the grounds you ...

@ nomorepride I can tell you that you will be wasting your money if you lodged an application , you have only only been in the country for 2.5 years . Just because your child was born in this country it doesn't mean they will grant you. Please can you give the background of case and the grounds you ...

@ nomorepride I can tell you that you will be wasting your money if you lodged an application , you have only only been in the country for 2.5 years . Just because your child was born in this country it doesn't mean they will grant you. Please can you give the background of case and the grounds you ...

She's 13. She's been here since the age of 7. She'll be 14 in 3 months.

Can I also ask is it possible to apply for EEA family permit if she's British?

i worked illegally bust still got my flr(fp). Do you have proof you are the carer of your cousin? how old are they? In my opinion you may apply basing the fact on being sole carer for your british cousin. You might stand a better chance, than going the route of overstayed partner or private life Hi ...

subtlegirl wrote:

Amber wrote:Just ignore Wanderer he can't help himself. Which Country are you native?

Thank you Amber I'm native to Dominica

Thanks Amber your letter gave me hope.

You'll be looking at arguing you have no cultural or family ties with the Dominica, can you do that? I can argue that. I'm my mother only child. The first of my dad 10 children we do not have a close relationship. It's always my mum who looked after me. When my mum travelled to UK there was no one ...

Amber wrote:Just ignore Wanderer he can't help himself. Which Country are you native?

Thank you Amber I'm native to Dominica

I'm also the primary career of my cousin whose a British citizen. Her mum is in the United States and no longer resides in her home country and her dad who's British is not her career. I've been her career from day 1 in 2008. Would that strengthen my case? Probably make it worse, it's working ...

Just noticed that I did not answer your question. My solicitor told me I have over 50% chance. She warned me of the dangers but the fact you said it's extremely weak makes me question why I went ahead with the application. Would going to JR be more of a disadvantage to me? The illegal working etc ...