The Tragic Truth that is the Home Office Flaws; Saf's Story:
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Thuy Oanh Vi Thi
12 years ago
Zwickau, Germany
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Anonymous
12 years ago
She's been through enough, let her finish her education and live where she feels most comfortable
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Cameron Fleming
12 years ago
she should be granted a visa and allowed to sty
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Jennifer Bowater
12 years ago
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I am an immigrant myself and have paid a lot of money and jumped through hoops to be in this country. It is so very sad that this government cannot recognise the benefit of this young lady's life here for the UK and herself. This is cruel and disgusting. I am saddened.
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Paul bedford
12 years ago
Let's have common sense before a meaningless letter of the law please.
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Tamsin johnson
12 years ago
Unbelievable! But sadly so believable!
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Paul Radford
12 years ago
Time to apply common sense and not just follow a process
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Nizza Allsop
12 years ago
ATB
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Sandy Fagan
12 years ago
I hope the Home Office treats Saf with the respect and compassion she deserves. LET HER STAY. Do the right thing for once and throw your roll of red tape in the bin on this occasion. I wish Saf all the best.
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Steve Cave
12 years ago
This is just another disgusting decision our Politicians and Numbskulls, employed by them, tend to make on a frequent basis. She has my backing all the way and I hope she's more successful in OUR country as she has been so far.
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Alex Sinclair
12 years ago
Good luck
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Paul Cave
12 years ago
From the facts of the story, the Home Office should review its' decision and allow her to stay.
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Dan Potter
12 years ago
She is an asset as a Brit!
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Debbie Preston
12 years ago
What a ludicrous decision! Good luck Saf
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jeremy simpson
12 years ago
I hope common sense prevails
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Her mother was my teacher, it's unfair what they are doing to her
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Carol White
12 years ago
Absolutely appalled at the lack of logic in this case.
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Judith Yates
12 years ago
I don,t know this young lady but she sounds remarkably talented and I am appalled at the treatment she is receiving.
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B Brown
12 years ago
B Brown
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Jayne Wagstaff
12 years ago
This is terrible. I worked with her mum too. A truely amazing lady.x
Zwickau, Germany
She's been through enough, let her finish her education and live where she feels most comfortable
she should be granted a visa and allowed to sty
I am an immigrant myself and have paid a lot of money and jumped through hoops to be in this country. It is so very sad that this government cannot recognise the benefit of this young lady's life here for the UK and herself. This is cruel and disgusting. I am saddened.
Let's have common sense before a meaningless letter of the law please.
Unbelievable! But sadly so believable!
Time to apply common sense and not just follow a process
ATB
I hope the Home Office treats Saf with the respect and compassion she deserves. LET HER STAY. Do the right thing for once and throw your roll of red tape in the bin on this occasion. I wish Saf all the best.
This is just another disgusting decision our Politicians and Numbskulls, employed by them, tend to make on a frequent basis. She has my backing all the way and I hope she's more successful in OUR country as she has been so far.
Good luck
From the facts of the story, the Home Office should review its' decision and allow her to stay.
She is an asset as a Brit!
What a ludicrous decision! Good luck Saf
I hope common sense prevails
Her mother was my teacher, it's unfair what they are doing to her
Absolutely appalled at the lack of logic in this case.
I don,t know this young lady but she sounds remarkably talented and I am appalled at the treatment she is receiving.
B Brown
This is terrible. I worked with her mum too. A truely amazing lady.x