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Hi, I’m Been Here In The Uk 12 Years And I Was 12 Years Old And The Home Office Didn’t Except Me As
Hi, I’m been here in the Uk 12 years and I was 12 years old and the home office didn’t except me As age 12. Home office except me age 14. I have day of birth certificate from back home as age 12. Home office saying If you spend half of your life between age 18 to 25, can get your Visa. Any chance for my visa
Hi, I’m been here in the Uk 12 years and I was 12 years old and the home office didn’t except me As age 12. Home office except me age 14. I have day of birth certificate from back home as age 12. Home office saying If you spend half of your life between age 18 to 25, can get your Visa. Any chance for my visa
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Thank you for getting in touch with us.
We’re sorry to hear about your Immigration issue. It is correct that under paragraph 276ADE (1)(v) of the Immigration Rules it is possible for leave to remain to be granted to individuals aged 18 or above but under 25 where they have spent half of their life living continuously in the UK (discounting any period of imprisonment).
It is also not unusual for the Home Office to make their own age assessment where they dispute an individual’s claimed age. In order to determine the chance of success for any application we will need to get a better understanding of your circumstances. If you have found this information useful, please consider getting in touch to book a consultation with one of our caseworkers or solicitors.
You can call us on 0203 959 9123 or contact us here: https://otssolicitors.co.uk/contact
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