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Deception by the use of false documents is usually a 10 year ban but the caseworker should not refuse (mandatory) family applications.meah1971 wrote:Hi Guys
I am new in this forum and want to share my situation with you. If my tropics not relevant with this forum please ignore. I came in UK be gaining 2005 as a student. My wife and son joined with me late September 2006 as my dependent. We got visa extension 2008. My PSW visa was refused (with deception) April 2009 with right of appeal. I did not appealed coz I wasn’t able to manage my college. Since we are overstaying. My son will complete his 7 years in UK late September 2013. He is in secondary school now.
I haven’t met any lawyer regarding current issue. So far I have understood that we can apply under 7 years new rule. I’m very concern about previous refusal with deception. Any body has idea what should be the impact of deceptions for further application. Please advise me. I’m in very frustrated about my family and son education. Please help me in this regard
Hi Gura.D4109125 wrote:Deception by the use of false documents is usually a 10 year ban but the caseworker should not refuse (mandatory) family applications.meah1971 wrote:Hi Guys
I am new in this forum and want to share my situation with you. If my tropics not relevant with this forum please ignore. I came in UK be gaining 2005 as a student. My wife and son joined with me late September 2006 as my dependent. We got visa extension 2008. My PSW visa was refused (with deception) April 2009 with right of appeal. I did not appealed coz I wasn’t able to manage my college. Since we are overstaying. My son will complete his 7 years in UK late September 2013. He is in secondary school now.
I haven’t met any lawyer regarding current issue. So far I have understood that we can apply under 7 years new rule. I’m very concern about previous refusal with deception. Any body has idea what should be the impact of deceptions for further application. Please advise me. I’m in very frustrated about my family and son education. Please help me in this regard
Was the child born in the UK, if not at what age did he enter and what age is he now? Your application would be subject to the suitability criteria as per paragraph 320 though discretionary.meah1971 wrote:Hi Gura.D4109125 wrote:Deception by the use of false documents is usually a 10 year ban but the caseworker should not refuse (mandatory) family applications.meah1971 wrote:Hi Guys
I am new in this forum and want to share my situation with you. If my tropics not relevant with this forum please ignore. I came in UK be gaining 2005 as a student. My wife and son joined with me late September 2006 as my dependent. We got visa extension 2008. My PSW visa was refused (with deception) April 2009 with right of appeal. I did not appealed coz I wasn’t able to manage my college. Since we are overstaying. My son will complete his 7 years in UK late September 2013. He is in secondary school now.
I haven’t met any lawyer regarding current issue. So far I have understood that we can apply under 7 years new rule. I’m very concern about previous refusal with deception. Any body has idea what should be the impact of deceptions for further application. Please advise me. I’m in very frustrated about my family and son education. Please help me in this regard
Thanks for your comment.I am in ocean now. Do you think we have a good prospect under this new rule.
No he was`nt born here. He came at the age 5 and he is nearly 12 yrs now.D4109125 wrote:Deception by the use of false documents is usually a 10 year ban but the caseworker should not refuse (mandatory) family applications.meah1971 wrote:Hi Guys
I am new in this forum and want to share my situation with you. If my tropics not relevant with this forum please ignore. I came in UK be gaining 2005 as a student. My wife and son joined with me late September 2006 as my dependent. We got visa extension 2008. My PSW visa was refused (with deception) April 2009 with right of appeal. I did not appealed coz I wasn’t able to manage my college. Since we are overstaying. My son will complete his 7 years in UK late September 2013. He is in secondary school now.
I haven’t met any lawyer regarding current issue. So far I have understood that we can apply under 7 years new rule. I’m very concern about previous refusal with deception. Any body has idea what should be the impact of deceptions for further application. Please advise me. I’m in very frustrated about my family and son education. Please help me in this regard
No he was not born here. He came at the age 5 and he is nearly 12 yrs now.D4109125 wrote:Was the child born in the UK, if not at what age did he enter and what age is he now? Your application would be subject to the suitability criteria as per paragraph 320 though discretionary.meah1971 wrote:Hi Gura.D4109125 wrote:Deception by the use of false documents is usually a 10 year ban but the caseworker should not refuse (mandatory) family applications.meah1971 wrote:Hi Guys
I am new in this forum and want to share my situation with you. If my tropics not relevant with this forum please ignore. I came in UK be gaining 2005 as a student. My wife and son joined with me late September 2006 as my dependent. We got visa extension 2008. My PSW visa was refused (with deception) April 2009 with right of appeal. I did not appealed coz I wasn’t able to manage my college. Since we are overstaying. My son will complete his 7 years in UK late September 2013. He is in secondary school now.
I haven’t met any lawyer regarding current issue. So far I have understood that we can apply under 7 years new rule. I’m very concern about previous refusal with deception. Any body has idea what should be the impact of deceptions for further application. Please advise me. I’m in very frustrated about my family and son education. Please help me in this regard
Thanks for your comment.I am in ocean now. Do you think we have a good prospect under this new rule.
.meah1971 wrote:Hi Guys
I am new in this forum and want to share my situation with you. If my tropics not relevant with this forum please ignore. I came in UK be gaining 2005 as a student. My wife and son joined with me late September 2006 as my dependent. We got visa extension 2008. My PSW visa was refused (with deception) April 2009 with right of appeal. I did not appealed coz I wasn’t able to manage my college. Since we are overstaying. My son will complete his 7 years in UK late September 2013. He is in secondary school now.
I haven’t met any lawyer regarding current issue. So far I have understood that we can apply under 7 years new rule. I’m very concern about previous refusal with deception. Any body has idea what should be the impact of deceptions for further application. Please advise me. I’m in very frustrated about my family and son education. Please help me in this regard
.meah1971 wrote:No he was not born here. He came at the age 5 and he is nearly 12 yrs now.D4109125 wrote:Was the child born in the UK, if not at what age did he enter and what age is he now? Your application would be subject to the suitability criteria as per paragraph 320 though discretionary.meah1971 wrote:Hi Gura.D4109125 wrote:
Deception by the use of false documents is usually a 10 year ban but the caseworker should not refuse (mandatory) family applications.
Thanks for your comment.I am in ocean now. Do you think we have a good prospect under this new rule.
Hi GuruD4109125 wrote:I believe I am actually Guri
The issue will be your suitability that is a refusal for circumstances where:
An applicant should normally be refused for 'contriving in a significant way to undermine the intentions of the Immigration Rules.' This is where an applicant has previously:
been an illegal entrant;
overstayed;
breached a condition attached to his leave; or
used deception in a previous entry clearance, leave to enter or remain application,
but only where there are aggravating circumstances, such as absconding, not meeting temporary admission/report restrictions/bail conditions, using an assumed identities or multiple identities, switching nationalities, making frivolous applications or not complying with the re-documentation process.
I have made bold the important information that would be considered, if there were no aggravating circumstances then one would not expect a senior caseworker to refuse your application.
Moreover, as your child was not born in the UK you would require:
EX.1. This paragraph applies if
(a) (i) the applicant has a genuine and subsisting parental relationship with a child who-
(aa) is under the age of 18 years;
(bb) is in the UK;
(cc) is a British Citizen or has lived in the UK continuously for at least the 7 years immediately preceding the date of application; and
(ii) it would not be reasonable to expect the child to leave the UK;
Under this strand of EX. 1 however, the parent will only qualify for ILR after having held leave to remain for a period of 10 years.
Hello Guysmeah1971 wrote:Hi GuruD4109125 wrote:I believe I am actually Guri
The issue will be your suitability that is a refusal for circumstances where:
An applicant should normally be refused for 'contriving in a significant way to undermine the intentions of the Immigration Rules.' This is where an applicant has previously:
been an illegal entrant;
overstayed;
breached a condition attached to his leave; or
used deception in a previous entry clearance, leave to enter or remain application,
but only where there are aggravating circumstances, such as absconding, not meeting temporary admission/report restrictions/bail conditions, using an assumed identities or multiple identities, switching nationalities, making frivolous applications or not complying with the re-documentation process.
I have made bold the important information that would be considered, if there were no aggravating circumstances then one would not expect a senior caseworker to refuse your application.
Moreover, as your child was not born in the UK you would require:
EX.1. This paragraph applies if
(a) (i) the applicant has a genuine and subsisting parental relationship with a child who-
(aa) is under the age of 18 years;
(bb) is in the UK;
(cc) is a British Citizen or has lived in the UK continuously for at least the 7 years immediately preceding the date of application; and
(ii) it would not be reasonable to expect the child to leave the UK;
Under this strand of EX. 1 however, the parent will only qualify for ILR after having held leave to remain for a period of 10 years.
Thank you again for your time and precious comment. If i don`t misunderstood can i say that a boat is long far way while i am in a ocean.
By the way if the under age has good reputation in his study can this help the case worker to consider positive.
Hellomeah1971 wrote:Hello Guysmeah1971 wrote:Hi GuruD4109125 wrote:I believe I am actually Guri
The issue will be your suitability that is a refusal for circumstances where:
An applicant should normally be refused for 'contriving in a significant way to undermine the intentions of the Immigration Rules.' This is where an applicant has previously:
been an illegal entrant;
overstayed;
breached a condition attached to his leave; or
used deception in a previous entry clearance, leave to enter or remain application,
but only where there are aggravating circumstances, such as absconding, not meeting temporary admission/report restrictions/bail conditions, using an assumed identities or multiple identities, switching nationalities, making frivolous applications or not complying with the re-documentation process.
I have made bold the important information that would be considered, if there were no aggravating circumstances then one would not expect a senior caseworker to refuse your application.
Moreover, as your child was not born in the UK you would require:
EX.1. This paragraph applies if
(a) (i) the applicant has a genuine and subsisting parental relationship with a child who-
(aa) is under the age of 18 years;
(bb) is in the UK;
(cc) is a British Citizen or has lived in the UK continuously for at least the 7 years immediately preceding the date of application; and
(ii) it would not be reasonable to expect the child to leave the UK;
Under this strand of EX. 1 however, the parent will only qualify for ILR after having held leave to remain for a period of 10 years.
Thank you again for your time and precious comment. If i don`t misunderstood can i say that a boat is long far way while i am in a ocean.
By the way if the under age has good reputation in his study can this help the case worker to consider positive.
Anybody has same situation like me and get the status please share. At least I will feel bit comfort.
Hellomeah1971 wrote:Hellomeah1971 wrote:Hello Guysmeah1971 wrote:Hi GuruD4109125 wrote:I believe I am actually Guri
The issue will be your suitability that is a refusal for circumstances where:
An applicant should normally be refused for 'contriving in a significant way to undermine the intentions of the Immigration Rules.' This is where an applicant has previously:
been an illegal entrant;
overstayed;
breached a condition attached to his leave; or
used deception in a previous entry clearance, leave to enter or remain application,
but only where there are aggravating circumstances, such as absconding, not meeting temporary admission/report restrictions/bail conditions, using an assumed identities or multiple identities, switching nationalities, making frivolous applications or not complying with the re-documentation process.
I have made bold the important information that would be considered, if there were no aggravating circumstances then one would not expect a senior caseworker to refuse your application.
Moreover, as your child was not born in the UK you would require:
EX.1. This paragraph applies if
(a) (i) the applicant has a genuine and subsisting parental relationship with a child who-
(aa) is under the age of 18 years;
(bb) is in the UK;
(cc) is a British Citizen or has lived in the UK continuously for at least the 7 years immediately preceding the date of application; and
(ii) it would not be reasonable to expect the child to leave the UK;
Under this strand of EX. 1 however, the parent will only qualify for ILR after having held leave to remain for a period of 10 years.
Thank you again for your time and precious comment. If i don`t misunderstood can i say that a boat is long far way while i am in a ocean.
By the way if the under age has good reputation in his study can this help the case worker to consider positive.
Anybody has same situation like me and get the status please share. At least I will feel bit comfort.
Please share with me if any body has same difficult situation like me.
Thanks.