ILR Prep

[joebloggs]

Now she's confused because the paralegal advised them not to file and said it's best they will handle the case. She was also warned not to tell details of her case from any representative of HO, Entry Clearance Officer, or the Immigration Judge, but should instead refer to them (paralegal). Why is that?

who does the paralegal work for ? is it a charity or a private company ?

your friend is running out of time, the longer she leaves applying for her ILR the greater chance of refusal..

she needs to contact a few places and see what each one says, and maybe go for the one that gets most recommendations

try Citizens Advice Bureau, her local law centres ( phone a couple near her, see if they agree what's best for her to do) and the Immigration Advisory Service (IAS).

[singkit]

who does the paralegal work for ? is it a charity or a private company ?

your friend is running out of time, the longer she leaves applying for her ILR the greater chance of refusal..

she needs to contact a few places and see what each one says, and maybe go for the one that gets most recommendations

try Citizens Advice Bureau, her local law centres ( phone a couple near her, see if they agree what's best for her to do) and the Immigration Advisory Service (IAS).

I told the same to her, the longer she leaves applying for her ILR the greater chance of refusal. Surprisingly, paralegal was from IAS (Immigration Advisory Service). Is that safe or what?

[joebloggs]

I told the same to her, the longer she leaves applying for her ILR the greater chance of refusal. Surprisingly, paralegal was from IAS (Immigration Advisory Service). Is that safe or what?

all the visa's I've applied for, I've always got a 2cnd and 3rd opinion, because if you don't you might find out later that person was giving you the wrong advice.

as i found out when some one from a law centre told me something that was completely wrong, but luckily i found someone who did know what they were talking about