Can't find anything anywhere, no information whatsoever on cases like mine. Feel like giving up.

The difficulty with your case is the fact that you have absolutely no ties to the UK other than a property. The fact of the matter is that there are people who have to leave the UK on a daily basis after having lived here for a number of years, have bought cars, set up homes, found employment, paid ...

I have a request, if possible, if any of you hears anything similar to my case with positive result, PLEASE, do let me know if you can.

Thank you.

no luck anywhere... can't find a precedent

vinny wrote:Case Law Search

thank you

There may be no precedent because, as indicated above, the immigration rules do not seem to allow what you wish. You may wish to consult a competent immigration solicitor to understand if there are any options available to you. I have spoken to an immigration lawyer, and one of the options for me ...

hello again, guys

i seriously need help from you all...i don't believe that case like mine has never been considered, but i can not find a precedent or to be more precise, i don't know where to look for it... can you please point me in the right direction...

many thanks for everything,

audrey

does anybody know where to find precedent cases? thank you

thank you for the comment

pennylessinindia wrote:

vinny wrote:Unfortunately, no.

It looks like a slim chance of something take a little look at this
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ecg/settle ... s#18405467

I am lost for words... thank you very very much for this...

Audrey

thank you very much for your replies.

Audrey

The thing is that i was married to a british citizen and he passed away. we never lived in the UK. Do I have any chances as a widow?

Hello everybody,

If a foreign national (non EU/Commonwealth) is owning a property in the UK will he or she be allowed to live in the UK?

Thank you!