Originally Posted by Iwantenglish

Hello!!! I have a follow up question to this please. You say the decision made at the boarder is reversible. What do I have to do for that and how long does it take? I applied for returning resident to go back home to my family. It was denied but after several appeals they said my case was being reconsidered. They even saw the paperwork yet the boarder officers decided not to take this and they denied my entry. I feel like they wanted to do this so my case would have difficulties. I’m the one taking care of my sick father but atm it’s like they don’t care. Who would I write to to try and fix this issue?

Originally Posted by trooper

Given the official name IS Bundesrepublik Deutschland I am curious as to why you think "Deutschland" is an improper name for that country....

Originally Posted by :D!

Because we are speaking English, in which the official name is "Federal Republic of Germany".

Originally Posted by v_volf

To be able to advise anything, I'd need to know more about the original refusal of entry into the UK. Grounds for refusal very depending on the reason: from unverified intention of travel to inadmissibility due to criminal conviction. You should have a letter of refusal from the respective border agency that outlines the grounds for your refusal. Concealing this fact and trying to get into the country without addressing the original issue, will, most likely, lead to a lifetime ban from entering the UK.