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Lcee wrote:Hi all,
I had been given two lots of discretionary leave to remain and our letter says once 6 years has been completed we can apply for settlement my worry is I do not earn over 35000 per year and my son who is 19 now was given a caution by the police in February 17 for drunk and disorderly will this also affect our application? I wrote the life in the UK Test and submitted many years ago to the home office I can't find the certificate will this be ok? And will my son who has just finished a BTEC IN ENGINEERING will he need to do this test?
With our first application granted in 2013 we got our leave and they took into account then I had an unspent conviction 27/08/07 and got a suspended sentence 7 months and another unspent conviction and breaching the suspended sentence 12/12/08 and received 24 weeks suspended sentence then in 2015 our extension they granted us another 3 years now hoping to apply for IRL Any advise please

Thanks
LC

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 10, 2017 7:25 pm

Kindly post all your topics in your existing thread. No need for a new topic with each question.

Lcee wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 05, 2018 10:35 am

Hi All,
I applied for my ILR 12/2/18, got an email acknowledging my application,19/02/18 got letter to enrol my biometrics, I did 02/03/18, in the Biometrics letter was the Statement of additional grounds letter, I wrote due to qualifying after 6 yrs continuous leave, now with this letter do I have to sent more info or is it what I wrote they would like me to give other reasons?

Please help what do I do

Inbuilt obstacles and mechanisms that the Home Office use to defeat, deny and deter immigration claims wrote:Some persons may make late human rights or protection claims that could have been made earlier. A person resisting removal may try and make a late claim because if they exercise their right of appeal it could delay removal. To make this behaviour ineffective in preventing or delaying removal, the new process under the Immigration Act 2014 requires that a section 120 notice is served in every case. This notice requires the person to make any further claim now or as soon as reasonably practicable after it arises

The consequence of not complying with the notice and making a late claim could be that the claim is certified under section 96 Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 which removes any consequential right of appeal where the claim is refused.
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