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ILR Refusal "Out Of Time Application"

Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 12:20 pm
by The_Lord_Reign
Hi Guys

Urgent Help and Advice needed.
I applied for ILR in December 2010, after a year of waiting for my "Notice of Decision", I received my refusal from my local MP after she made enquiries from HO on my behalf.

I was refused based on Paragraph 134(1) of the Immigration Rule. HO claimed to have sent me a "Notice of Decision" since Feb 2011, which I never receive.

The caseworker refused my ILR saying that, I submitted two "Out of Time" FLR application in Dec 2005 and Aug 2008, stating that not all my 5 years 6 month of residency were lawful. I was given the right of appeal. What can I do..........How do I go about the appeal as I need to put in one urgently.

Re: ILR Refusal "Out Of Time Application"

Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 12:27 pm
by 2012
The_Lord_Reign wrote:Hi Guys

Urgent Help and Advice needed.
I applied for ILR in December 2010, after a year of waiting for my "Notice of Decision", I received my refusal from my local MP after she made enquiries from HO on my behalf.

I was refused based on Paragraph 134(1) of the Immigration Rule. HO claimed to have sent me a "Notice of Decision" since Feb 2011, which I never receive.

The caseworker refused my ILR saying that, I submitted two "Out of Time" FLR application in Dec 2005 and Aug 2008, stating that not all my 5 years 6 month of residency were lawful. I was given the right of appeal. What can I do..........How do I go about the appeal as I need to put in one urgently.
1. R u saying that a mistake has been made or do u agree that u made two out of time applications?
2. If you agree that two out of time applications were made then HO refused u application with no mistakes as u did not complete the required period.
3. Wat were the reasons for 2 out of time applications.
4. If there were circumstances beyond your control (Illness, postal strikes etc) then those will be the points for your appeal which u need to state that it was beyond u control.
5. If not such a situation then wat wud be the grounds of your appeal.

Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 12:54 pm
by The_Lord_Reign
prior to my EC expiring in Oct 2005, my solicitor applied for an IED a week before my leave expire, IED was approve for 24 months and FLR application was made 1st week Dec 2005 week after the approval of IED, FLR was also granted for 24month starting from Dec 2005. Is the FLR an "Out Of Time"? The IED states that employers need to informed by the HO that work permit has granted, before employees can now apply for FLR.