asylum fresh claim processing time

[Aleeza]

Hey, please anybody knows how long it takes for the BRP to come out after refugee leave has been granted? Thanks
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They tell me, within ten working day they send brp via Courier service. Amost 15 working day i am waiting for brp, but o cnt get still now.. I think it is delay...

Hi
Did u get ur brp,i am still waiting from last 2 months?

[Yahas76]

Hi yahas,you don't share room with anyone,you can share flat but not a room,how is your appeal going?

Hi Stillwaiting2020,

Hope u r fine n doing well, i lodged an appeal on 13th March 2020 and attached the refusal letter plus all the evidence, now waiting for the directions of appeal and for the hearing date.

I just applied for the Initial accommodation and waiting for the Home Office decision, will update you accordingly...

Thanks alot for your valuable reply ...

Have a very good day ...

[Chidiebube]

@Yahas

Section 98 rooms are usually shared, it is usually 2 in a room, some times it could be a hostel of 3 -10 people. What is most important is that you have a bed space. It is only in extremely rare cases you can get a room.

What @Stillwaiting was referring was Section 95 or Section 4

Good luck.

[Mba88]

Hey, please anybody knows how long it takes for the BRP to come out after refugee leave has been granted? Thanks

They tell me, within ten working day they send brp via Courier service. Amost 15 working day i am waiting for brp, but o cnt get still now.. I think it is delay...

Did you try to contact the Home Office about this delay though? or the courier service?

No, If i dont get this week, obiously i will contact homeoffice..

[wikki]

Hey, please anybody knows how long it takes for the BRP to come out after refugee leave has been granted? Thanks

They tell me, within ten working day they send brp via Courier service. Amost 15 working day i am waiting for brp, but o cnt get still now.. I think it is delay...

Did you try to contact the Home Office about this delay though? or the courier service?

No, If i dont get this week, obiously i will contact homeoffice..

Okay. Please let us know how it turns out.
thanks

[Yahas76]

@Yahas

Section 98 rooms are usually shared, it is usually 2 in a room, some times it could be a hostel of 3 -10 people. What is most important is that you have a bed space. It is only in extremely rare cases you can get a room.

What @Stillwaiting was referring was Section 95 or Section 4

Good luck.

Dear Chidiebube,

Hope u r fine and doing well, finally HO approved my Section 98 support and moved me to Birmingham in a Hostel, its a shared room with 3 peoples, i really don't want to live here but don't know what to do, should i go back to Aunt house and wait for the decision of my appeal ???

To be honest i cannot stay here for long ....

Whats your advice for me ??? To stay or go
Back to Aunt house and wait for the decision of the appeal and get Section 95 directly ???

Thank you for your help and advice ...

Take care ...

[shooroma]

Hello everyone please find the below useful information from Home office, regarding corona virus and the asylum system .

Asylum
Substantive asylum interviews cancelled
The Home Office has decided to “pause face to face substantive asylum interviews for now”, according to correspondence from the Asylum Operations team. All interviews scheduled from 19 March onward are cancelled.

Further submissions no longer in person
As of 18 March, asylum seekers who wish to put in further submissions with a view to have their case considered as a fresh claim no longer need to turn up in person. The following email is from the Assistant Director of Further Submissions and Further Leave Casework at UK Visa and Immigration:

With effect from Wednesday 18th March, until further notice the Home Office has temporarily suspended the requirement for Further Submissions to be lodged in person in Liverpool. The Home Office is also cancelling all existing appointments. Applicants wishing to lodge a Further Submission in support of a fresh claim for asylum will be able to submit this via e-mail to a dedicated in-box or through the pre-existing postal route. The in-box for Further Submissions to be e-mailed to is : CSUEC@homeoffice.gov.uk.

[wikki]

Hello everyone please find the below useful information from Home office, regarding corona virus and the asylum system .

Asylum
Substantive asylum interviews cancelled
The Home Office has decided to “pause face to face substantive asylum interviews for now”, according to correspondence from the Asylum Operations team. All interviews scheduled from 19 March onward are cancelled.

Further submissions no longer in person
As of 18 March, asylum seekers who wish to put in further submissions with a view to have their case considered as a fresh claim no longer need to turn up in person. The following email is from the Assistant Director of Further Submissions and Further Leave Casework at UK Visa and Immigration:

With effect from Wednesday 18th March, until further notice the Home Office has temporarily suspended the requirement for Further Submissions to be lodged in person in Liverpool. The Home Office is also cancelling all existing appointments. Applicants wishing to lodge a Further Submission in support of a fresh claim for asylum will be able to submit this via e-mail to a dedicated in-box or through the pre-existing postal route. The in-box for Further Submissions to be e-mailed to is : CSUEC@homeoffice.gov.uk.

Thank you for the information. Please, do you mind stating the source?

[shooroma]

Hello everyone please find the below useful information from Home office, regarding corona virus and the asylum system .

Asylum
Substantive asylum interviews cancelled
The Home Office has decided to “pause face to face substantive asylum interviews for now”, according to correspondence from the Asylum Operations team. All interviews scheduled from 19 March onward are cancelled.

Further submissions no longer in person
As of 18 March, asylum seekers who wish to put in further submissions with a view to have their case considered as a fresh claim no longer need to turn up in person. The following email is from the Assistant Director of Further Submissions and Further Leave Casework at UK Visa and Immigration:

With effect from Wednesday 18th March, until further notice the Home Office has temporarily suspended the requirement for Further Submissions to be lodged in person in Liverpool. The Home Office is also cancelling all existing appointments. Applicants wishing to lodge a Further Submission in support of a fresh claim for asylum will be able to submit this via e-mail to a dedicated in-box or through the pre-existing postal route. The in-box for Further Submissions to be e-mailed to is : CSUEC@homeoffice.gov.uk.

Thank you for the information. Please, do you mind stating the source?

Hi Wikki,
https://www.freemovement.org.uk/coronavirus/

[wikki]

Hello everyone please find the below useful information from Home office, regarding corona virus and the asylum system .

Asylum
Substantive asylum interviews cancelled
The Home Office has decided to “pause face to face substantive asylum interviews for now”, according to correspondence from the Asylum Operations team. All interviews scheduled from 19 March onward are cancelled.

Further submissions no longer in person
As of 18 March, asylum seekers who wish to put in further submissions with a view to have their case considered as a fresh claim no longer need to turn up in person. The following email is from the Assistant Director of Further Submissions and Further Leave Casework at UK Visa and Immigration:

With effect from Wednesday 18th March, until further notice the Home Office has temporarily suspended the requirement for Further Submissions to be lodged in person in Liverpool. The Home Office is also cancelling all existing appointments. Applicants wishing to lodge a Further Submission in support of a fresh claim for asylum will be able to submit this via e-mail to a dedicated in-box or through the pre-existing postal route. The in-box for Further Submissions to be e-mailed to is : CSUEC@homeoffice.gov.uk.

Thank you for the information. Please, do you mind stating the source?

Hi Wikki,
https://www.freemovement.org.uk/coronavirus/

thanks !

[rina]

The government needs to announce an amnesty for us.

[Violetsareblue]

The government needs to announce an amnesty for us.

Lol... we all wish but that ain’t gonna happen

[shooroma]

I personally do not think its an unreasonable idea for the Home office to consider granting an amnesty to immigrants.Given the current situation with the coronavirus, delays to applications are inevitable, the Home office is not immune to the effects the virus is having on the staff, like what is happening everywhere. I am not sure if case workers can work from home due to security issues. The asylum system is already stretched at the moment as there is currently a backlog of cases and it is only going to get worse due to the disruptions currently happening.I dont think it is a big ask for the government to consider a silent amnesty to all those already in the system, but with the current government , it Will be a miracle, but hey miracles do happen . They have already shown that they are brave enough to take Key decisions and this is a very small matter compared to the key decisions that they are making regarding the coronavirus. There is also a small matter of a new immigration system that was supposed to come into effect Jan 2021 to deal with Brexit but I guess that has now been set aside due to all hands on deck to focus on what is happening right now. Given that the current situation might be expected to last up to 12 months with further disruptions along the way inevitable, it is only a guess that backlogs will continue to build at home office. The home office is not known for being efficient but who knows? maybe they will surprise

[rina]

I personally do not think its an unreasonable idea for the Home office to consider granting an amnesty to immigrants.Given the current situation with the coronavirus, delays to applications are inevitable, the Home office is not immune to the effects the virus is having on the staff, like what is happening everywhere. I am not sure if case workers can work from home due to security issues. The asylum system is already stretched at the moment as there is currently a backlog of cases and it is only going to get worse due to the disruptions currently happening.I dont think it is a big ask for the government to consider a silent amnesty to all those already in the system, but with the current government , it Will be a miracle, but hey miracles do happen . They have already shown that they are brave enough to take Key decisions and this is a very small matter compared to the key decisions that they are making regarding the coronavirus. There is also a small matter of a new immigration system that was supposed to come into effect Jan 2021 to deal with Brexit but I guess that has now been set aside due to all hands on deck to focus on what is happening right now. Given that the current situation might be expected to last up to 12 months with further disruptions along the way inevitable, it is only a guess that backlogs will continue to build at home office. The home office is not known for being efficient but who knows? maybe they will surprise

That is exactly my thoughts on the matter. If only they come through for us. I guess one can dream. Nothing wrong with dreaming

[Violetsareblue]

One would have to start a petition and create awareness to the government on that issue but that’s well after the pandemic is subsided and the country is regaining stability. It’s not going to happen as of now I guess...

[Yahas76]

Hi yahas,you don't share room with anyone,you can share flat but not a room,how is your appeal going?

Dear Stillwaiting2020,

Hope u r fine n doing well, I received a letter today from Home Office and they grant me Section 95 support even without hearing the appeal, currently i m in Section 98 and got a separate room for myself.

Have a good day and stay at home.

[rina]

Hi yahas,you don't share room with anyone,you can share flat but not a room,how is your appeal going?

Dear Stillwaiting2020,

Hope u r fine n doing well, I received a letter today from Home Office and they grant me Section 95 support even without hearing the appeal, currently i m in Section 98 and got a separate room for myself.

Have a good day and stay at home.

Congratulations!!! What wonderful news especially during this horrible time in the world. I wish you all the best.

[Yahas76]

Hi yahas,you don't share room with anyone,you can share flat but not a room,how is your appeal going?

Dear Stillwaiting2020,

Hope u r fine n doing well, I received a letter today from Home Office and they grant me Section 95 support even without hearing the appeal, currently i m in Section 98 and got a separate room for myself.

Have a good day and stay at home.

Congratulations!!! What wonderful news especially during this horrible time in the world. I wish you all the best.

Dear Rina,

Thank you very much for ur reply, yes its really a good news for me since i applied and waiting for so long.

Have good day and stay safe at home ....

[Stillwaiting20]

Hi everyone,

Can anyone with experience advice me on this please..
I did my further submission based on human rights in December 2017 then did my biometrics 15th of October 2019 then everything went silent since and every time I contact the home office via the MP they say the case is no further forward and still waiting on a decision to be made.
I’ve been seeing many cases get granted a lot quicker than that and I’m in confusion atm as I don’t know what to expect?

[Aleeza]

Hey, please anybody knows how long it takes for the BRP to come out after refugee leave has been granted? Thanks
[/quote]
They tell me, within ten working day they send brp via Courier service. Amost 15 working day i am waiting for brp, but o cnt get still now.. I think it is delay...
[/quote]

Did you try to contact the Home Office about this delay though? or the courier service?
[/quote]

Hi can u plz tell whether u got ur BRP?
No, If i dont get this week, obiously i will contact homeoffice..
[/quote]

[senu14]

Hi everyone,

Can anyone with experience advice me on this please..
I did my further submission based on human rights in December 2017 then did my biometrics 15th of October 2019 then everything went silent since and every time I contact the home office via the MP they say the case is no further forward and still waiting on a decision to be made.
I’ve been seeing many cases get granted a lot quicker than that and I’m in confusion atm as I don’t know what to expect?

Hi,
I have same feeling like you I did mine October 2018 and been updated October 2019 with new evidence of 7 years child route and been updated again with new evidence as child became British citizen but still didn't even get biometric letters. tried check with MP but HO didn't send much information to MP. just mentioned case being working. tried complaining myself and then received response March 2020 from HO that said they are aiming to make decision within six month. unfortunately covid 19 hits everywhere now cant expect HO will be able to make it as they said. most of people I know personally been applied FSU after me ,got their visa granted within 8 to 10 weeks totally with very similar case like mine. don't know why it keeps us this long

[Violetsareblue]

Hello there, seeing this stories really makes me worried how long I’ll be waiting and also with the virus out there, it’ll definitely be longer. I claimed asylum in January 2019, had interview and now waiting for decision. I also update and send new evidence in January 2020 of my new born child British passport and some medical evidence to support my claim and I haven’t received anything from the Home office too. I told my legal aid lawyer to ask for update but they have to reply. Please how do you email the home office for update? and do you think it’s a good idea? because I’m worried.

[jay287]

Hello there, seeing this stories really makes me worried how long I’ll be waiting and also with the virus out there, it’ll definitely be longer. I claimed asylum in January 2019, had interview and now waiting for decision. I also update and send new evidence in January 2020 of my new born child British passport and some medical evidence to support my claim and I haven’t received anything from the Home office too. I told my legal aid lawyer to ask for update but they have to reply. Please how do you email the home office for update? and do you think it’s a good idea? because I’m worried.

Hi violet,
Don’t worry too much. I am still waiting for my decision as well god knows what it will be.i claimed asylum December 2018, I had my main interview August 2019 did biometric the same day. Never heard anything from HO. I believe you will receive positive decision soon as I know a lot of people who got their visa especially you submitted new evidence.

[Stillwaiting2020]

Hi has,congratulation to you,hope you enjoy your section 95 accomodation,God is great

[vlkn]

What is meaning of " Shortage OCC " writes on my ARC. Am i allowed to work only jobs in that list or what?