re-appeal the outcome of an existing appeal?

I am a naturalized British subject and have lived in UK for over 30 years. Both my parents hold Iranian passports and they have always traveled to UK on a visitor visa.
Last year in 2009 they applied separately and my dad was granted a visa whereas my mum was refused. The reason being that the ECO did not believe she was a genuine visitor and that she did not intend to leave the UK at the end of her visa.

We are going through the appeal process and waiting for the judge to make a decision.

Does anyone know if it’s possible to re-appeal if the outcome was negative and has anyone experienced this?

No, you can only appeal the initial decision. Thereafter you will need to re-apply if possible.

mulderpf wrote:No, you can only appeal the initial decision. Thereafter you will need to re-apply if possible.

Wrong answer!

The "First Tier Tribunal" will hear the initial appeal. http://www.tribunals.gov.uk/ImmigrationAsylum/
It may be possible to to make a further appeal to the "Upper Tribunal", if there are grounds to believe that the first appeal decision made an error in law.

But perhaps the OP is being unduly pessimistic in expecting the case to go that far. On the facts he has stated, the ECO decision seems a little bizarre.

After upper tribunal, court of appeal.


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