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Every application for a visa should be carefully prepared and reviewed by a person with the requisite expertise and immigration experience.
Every application for a visa should be carefully prepared and reviewed by a person with the requisite expertise and immigration experience. Seemingly, insignificant or incorrect information or omissions on a visa application will result in the denial of a visa. Therefore, visa applicants will take special precaution to ensure that they make use of credible immigration companies or consultants. This avoids turning down the disappointment of a visa. Not to mention the time and cost involved in reapplying for or filing a UK visa appeal. If the original request is rejected, as there are uncertainties and costs involved, in most situations, it is possible to appeal for visas or revisit the decision. In certain instances, one can achieve a positive result. When citizens have turned or declined their visa application, it is possible to appeal for a visa if they were;
- Refused a visa for UK visit
- Entry into the UK has been rejected
- Refused to extend the stay
- Earned a deportation notice
- Received removal notification
discretionary leave to remain uk is given to people who can prove to the Home Office that their conditions are compelling on humanitarian grounds or that they can be given leave outside the immigration laws. Only the secretary of state will accept this. An individual may apply for discretionary leave to stay by Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, by arguing that their removal from the UK would result in a breach of the obligation. This can only be applied for within the UK and not outside. The program is intended to cover conditions that are compassionate and extraordinary and should be used sparingly. By general, extend discretionary leave to remain is given if the conditions of their original grant have not changed. They will have access to public funds, and would usually have the right to work.
The conditions of the children living in the UK are usually the primary grounds for exercising discretion, as the home office needs to consider the best interests of the children and it is considered a balancing responsibility to take into consideration the welfare of the children. Children who move to the UK unaccompanied will be given unlimited leave to remain until 17. Until discretionary leave expires, an extension can be applied for. A child can be granted discretionary leave as a minor if discretionary leave is offered to their parents. It is usually given for the same period as the parent.