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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Casa » Tue Aug 16, 2016 11:23 am

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Casa wrote:Thanks petaltop.

Unfortunately, that won't be considered as a 'compelling' reason to remain. The HO will take the view that you will be able to find somewhere to live together in your partner's country as a family, in the same way as you have relocated to the UK.

The crucial question is, when does the temporary admission expire?
OP has said 01/03/2017 in his other thread though that does seem an unbelievably long time. Maybe the OP can re-check the stamp or mark? I've seen enough episodes of UK Border Force on Sky to know how much they normally grant (few days or a week or two)
I edited my post after finding the 01.03.17 expiry date. I agree that this length of temporary admission is very rare and worth checking. Generally (as mentioned in an earlier post) in a the absence of a valid visa where the entrant is heavily pregnant, admission is granted only to allow 6 weeks or so following the birth. :?
The HO have almost certainly retained the passport due to a suspicion that the partner would attempt to circumvent the Immigration Rules and stay put in the UK.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by secret.simon » Tue Aug 16, 2016 1:09 pm

Does your wife still have her passport or is it being held by the Home Office?

The Surinder Singh route seems to be the best option for your family in these circumstances.

Also, what is the nationality of your wife?
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Casa » Tue Aug 16, 2016 1:15 pm

secret.simon wrote:Does your wife still have her passport or is it being held by the Home Office?

The Surinder Singh route seems to be the best option for your family in these circumstances.

Also, what is the nationality of your wife?
The OP and his partner aren't married and don't meet the 2 year co-habitation period to qualify as unmarried (or durable) partners so SS won't work either.

The passport is being held by the HO. http://www.immigrationboards.com/claimi ... l#p1387132

I've asked the question about nationality in a previous post but had no response.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by secret.simon » Tue Aug 16, 2016 1:22 pm

Casa wrote:The OP and his partner aren't married and don't meet the 2 year co-habitation period to qualify as unmarried (or durable) partners so SS won't work either.
I was thinking on the lines that if the OP's wife had her passport, they could move to another EEA country and build up their 2 years cohabitation there.

As I understand it, the definition of durable partnership is left to individual EU countries and some countries would take into account that the couple have an EEA national child together.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Casa » Tue Aug 16, 2016 1:31 pm

I imagine that the HO would be compliant with releasing the passport for travel to any other country outside of the UK.

The OP hasn't confirmed how short they are for the 2 year qualifying period so with Brexit in mind it would depend on whether the partner would have time to qualify for PR on their eventual return to the UK via the Surinder Singh route, if it was even still in play.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Workingonasunday » Tue Aug 16, 2016 1:59 pm

She is Nicaraguan. 1st March 2017 is the date she needs again to report at an immigration centre. It doesn't say she needs to leave the country on that date.
We were originally given about 4 weeks but was extended untill 1st June where she was to sign on at an immigration centre. It was then she was given till next year.

Officially we started living together since June 2015 but from Oct till Dec 2014 we were together volunteering (I don't know if that would count) and then it was 6 months apart till I went back over there to live with her in June 2015

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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Wanderer » Tue Aug 16, 2016 2:23 pm

Workingonasunday wrote:She is Nicaraguan. 1st March 2017 is the date she needs again to report at an immigration centre. It doesn't say she needs to leave the country on that date.
We were originally given about 4 weeks but was extended untill 1st June where she was to sign on at an immigration centre. It was then she was given till next year.

Officially we started living together since June 2015 but from Oct till Dec 2014 we were together volunteering (I don't know if that would count) and then it was 6 months apart till I went back over there to live with her in June 2015
Has she claimed asylum? Sounds as if she was granted temporary admission as a refugee but this is not my area.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Workingonasunday » Tue Aug 16, 2016 2:48 pm

No. She hasn't claimed asylum. There is nothing on the HO docs about that

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Post by Wanderer » Tue Aug 16, 2016 4:29 pm

Workingonasunday wrote:No. She hasn't claimed asylum. There is nothing on the HO docs about that
I must admit I'm confused then. Could you scan any docs or passport stamps pertaining? Personal details pixelated out of course.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Casa » Tue Aug 16, 2016 4:34 pm

Only the co-habitation period from June 2015 will qualify, during which I assume you will be able to provide documents in joint names, shared finances, joint tenancy, bills etc? That's what the Case Worker will be looking for.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Workingonasunday » Tue Aug 16, 2016 4:49 pm

No, we don't have any of those cohabitation docs apart from a two tenancy agreements with both our names on. Mine spelt incorrectly in both.
I'll see about sending some photos of the docs for you. What is it you want to look at exactly?

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Post by CR001 » Tue Aug 16, 2016 5:05 pm

We would like to see what 'temporary residence' she has been given. Black/white out personal details though.
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Workingonasunday » Thu Aug 18, 2016 10:26 am

There is nothing about temporary residence.

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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Casa » Thu Aug 18, 2016 10:27 am

Workingonasunday wrote:There is nothing about temporary residence.
Is there an entry code?
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Re: NHS costs for British son born to non-EU mother. Discoun

Post by Wanderer » Thu Aug 18, 2016 10:32 am

Workingonasunday wrote:There is nothing about temporary residence.
I think we need to see it otherwise we can't move on with this issue. Can you upload to somewhere with personal details removed?
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