Indefinite Leave to Remain Refusal Appeal Success chance?

Question

I am on HSMP visa for last 4years and my application for INdefinite leave to remain was refused. I am planning to appeal against it with a solicitor. What are the chances of my appeal being successful? Also I have been in UK for last 6 years, first 2 on Permit free training visa. Will that count in the total time required to be eligible for ILR ?Thanks

Answer 1

to qualifying for ILR, it's 5 legal years continously.  if your applying on the basis of your 4 years HSMP, you are not yet qualified.

but as you've said you've been here 6 years. if you can prove that you are here 5 years and more legally and continously. big chance!

Answer 2

just sod off

your chances are slim

there are thoisands/millions of you lot already here

enough too many now

so what do you have to offer my country and why should you stay

Answer 3

It depends why it was refused. Was there a valid reason or was it more a case of insufficient evidence and information?

I will say though you have a much better chance with a solicitor than without.

Good luck with everything.

Answer 4

I am a bit confused with what HSMP and ILR stand for? Is your reason to stay in the country( I am assuming it is the UK or Ireland, please correct me if I am wrong)  economic? or other? I think it depends on that. If it is not economic then it is totally a different story. If you could explain more about the HSMP and ILR I might be able to give more explanation. Good luck anyway!