Liverpool Lou

You mean for people who are fit enough to travel back and forth to the hospital, i.e. not medically incapacitated and not unable to travel? What do you think?

The doctor who admits you to hospital will know what is needed. Don't think that you can just ask any old doctor or clinic for a letter to wave at Immigration when you finally decide to leave "because you're sick", it doesn't work that way, it's designed for those who are genuinely medically incapacitated.

But what if you're can't get to immigration before the visa expires? Someone needs to contact immigration on your behalf.

The wild <deleted>es excuse doesn't exempt them from overstay rules, unless they're hospitalised or a doctor's letter confirms the inability to fly, Imodium is the answer to that and airports and planes have toilets these days.

There is a process for medical reasons. The sniffles and a headache don't count. A doctor's letter confirming that the person is unfit for travel (it usually means being hospitalised) needs to be presented to immigration before attempting to leave the country.

As I said just checking the service records on their computer does not mean they have to drop everything, it would take minutes, by reception staff, just enter the reg. number. But you find that funny No, I found your comment funny. Is that how BMW dealers operate, then, with no ID documents relating to the car they just drop everything and hand over the details of someone else's car to a complete stranger walking in off the street? Are you aware of any tents in the area of the one in the OP allowing a clocked car to be driven off for the time a dealer check takes?

It would be a simple check of reg. number on their computer. No mechanics involved. BMW dealers don't suddenly drop everything to do used vehicle checks on vehicles that are being sold by other dealers.

He's got her car, crystal clear.

All good, her car's parked up in a big condo complex

Huh? He's got her car, how can he report it stolen and what address are you suggesting he gives the police? Unless you're giving advice to her.

Yes, it's her car but he has possession at the moment.

Unless she gives the details of the driver at the time of the offence.

Not if it is someone else's car, you can't.

That's probably criminal damage if you do that to someone else's car. Just because you've got possession doesn't make it yours.

In other words your just talking <deleted> then? No, I'm not but sure could be. What was inaccurate in my comment?

She put on 25,000km since August, where was that reported?

What do you think are the chances that a tent would permit that length of test drive? BMW dealers don't suddenly drop everything to do used vehicle checks on vehicles that are being sold by other dealers.

I'm sure that you know how to look that up.

The same big cave that most of us who aren't sad enough to live their lives on inane social media sites live in.

Having a licence would have been no help to the girls who were, in no way, responsible for the accident.

The link is in the OP!

Police only policy, not law.

But the land is already in her name when you gave her the proceeds of your UK property even though she would not have it registered in her son's name. Too late for those concerns now

Well, right now it isn't as it has not even been implimented yet It is never going to be implemented legally as it is not a proposed law.

Not really.... the immigration requirements of other countries may be relevant in establishing what is more universally acceptable... Since when have any country's immigration requirements been established on "universal acceptability"?