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Hi Obie,Obie wrote:JR is not covered by Section 3C or Section 3D, but if the courts find that the curtailment decision was unlawful, and quash the decision, then the UKBA may want to then make a new decision, which will invoke section 3C or Section 3D, and whiles an appeal is pending, section 78 will apply.
In the meantime people faced with a threat of Removal, who have JR pending could ask the Upper Tribunal to impose a stay on removal or an Injunction.
It appears that the government has realised that this effort of pursuing ETS beneficiaries with British or Settled spouse may be futile, as their convention rights may well outweigh their alleged ETS crime.[b]32B. Where the decision-maker has:[/b] wrote:
(a) reasonable cause to doubt that an English language test in speaking and listening at a
minimum of level A1 of the Common Framework of Reference for Languages relied on at any
time to meet a requirement for limited leave to enter or remain in Part 8 or Appendix FM was
genuinely obtained; or
(b) information that the test certificate or result awarded to the applicant has been withdrawn by
the test provider for any reason,the decision-maker may discount the document and the applicant must provide a new test
certificate or result from an approved provider which shows that they meet the requirement, if
they are not exempt from it.
Hope they discount people who have applied ILR and had previous history with ETSObie wrote:Some hope for some ETS victims with British or Settled Spouse or unmarried partner
[b]32B. Where the decision-maker has:[/b] wrote:
(a) reasonable cause to doubt that an English language test in speaking and listening at a
minimum of level A1 of the Common Framework of Reference for Languages relied on at any
time to meet a requirement for limited leave to enter or remain in Part 8 or Appendix FM was
genuinely obtained; or
(b) information that the test certificate or result awarded to the applicant has been withdrawn by
the test provider for any reason,the decision-maker may discount the document and the applicant must provide a new test
certificate or result from an approved provider which shows that they meet the requirement, if
they are not exempt from it.
It appears that the government has realised that this effort of pursuing ETS beneficiaries with British or Settled spouse may be futile, as their convention rights may well outweigh their alleged ETS crime.
Which is the appendix to part 8 of the Immigration rules where it states that the person must not fall for refusal under general grounds. Not really a get out of jail free clause as far as I can see. A doubt is a doubt. Knowing or believing a document to be false something else.Obie wrote:Some hope for some ETS victims with British or Settled Spouse or unmarried partner
It appears that the government has realised that this effort of pursuing ETS beneficiaries with British or Settled spouse may be futile, as their convention rights may well outweigh their alleged ETS crime.[b]32B. Where the decision-maker has:[/b] wrote:
(a) reasonable cause to doubt that an English language test in speaking and listening at a
minimum of level A1 of the Common Framework of Reference for Languages relied on at any
time to meet a requirement for limited leave to enter or remain in Part 8 or Appendix FM was
genuinely obtained; or
(b) information that the test certificate or result awarded to the applicant has been withdrawn by
the test provider for any reason,the decision-maker may discount the document and the applicant must provide a new test
certificate or result from an approved provider which shows that they meet the requirement, if
they are not exempt from it.