Overstaying “advise”, based on attendance notes and not actual evidence, according to Kennedys Law and Garden Court. To make it clear – we were told there was amnesty as we had already overstayed.
KENNEDYS LAW – 6 July 2023
”Our Client discussed with your Client at the outset the consequences if the new application was refused and he fell into the category of an overstayer.”
An overstayer if the ‘fresh’ application was refused. On 8 February 2022.
AND
“We agree that your Client became an overstayer in the UK after the time for an appeal had expired.”
An overstayer when the appeal period had expired. On 9 February 2021.
KENNEDYS LAW – 27 September 2023
“Your Client was advised during the initial consultation that he would be an overstayer during the processing of the application.”
An overstayer during the processing. From 9 February 2021.
GARDEN COURT – 11 January 2023
“An overstayer with no outstanding applications.”
An overstayer as there were no outstanding applications. On 8 February 2022.
AND
“The Claimant was fully advised about the options available to him, and chose an option which would result in him becoming an overstayer.”
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