UK Immigration & Liaison officer / Power to offload/ data protection act/ SOP and Rules to justify offloading
Dear European Commission Data Protection Officer,
Under the right of access to documents in the EU treaties, as developed in Regulation 1049/2001, I am requesting documents which contain the following information:
Subject: UK Immigration & Liaison officer / Power to offload/ data protection act/ SOP and Rules to justify offloading
Sir,
1) Please share the rules/SOPs and power to offload at overseas airport for
UK bound passenger who are travelling back to UK with valid UK Visa and valid travel document .
2) What are the checks / SOPs that need to consider before replying / endorsing the visa validity inquire made by out of UK / EU country initiated by third country's/ out of UK /EU , Immigration Authority.
3) What are the powers and mandate / SOPS of Immigration Liaison Office in relation to verify the UK bound passenger who is travelling to UK with valid visa
4) Under what authority Immigration Liaison Office operate and accountable
5) Can they endorse after the event for e.g. 15 days after the offloading / detention of a UK bound passenger that the UK visa was not valid. without physical examination of passport and without considering important to consider the accurate information as appear on passport / visa like for example visa valid from date / and visa valid till date.
Yours faithfully,
Syed Kamran
Dear European Commission Data Protection Officer,
Sir,
I am still looking for your kind reply on my general request.
The items are General Rules, Powers, SOPs and Data Protection Rules
related to, UK bound passenger's
1) Who are already holding UK valid Visa, checks at third country's Airport .
2) - Please share Rules / Guidance and mandate to offloading a passenger at overseas airport / out of UK.
3) - Effective in time duration, Jan - Mar 2015.
4) - Rules of visa verification and what data [for example visa issuance date]
is required to justify that the passenger's visa is valid or not
5) How the communication under data protection act can be challenged, if it is sent to overseas -out of UK third country. and where this information can be challenge if one feel that visa verification on e-mail process and information out come its not correct .
Thank You
Yours faithfully,
Syed Kamran
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