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[url=http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/policyandlaw/immigrationlaw/immigrationrules/part9/][b]Refusal of variation of leave to enter or remain or curtailment of leave[/b] 322.[/url] wrote:(1A) where false representations have been made or false documents have been submitted (whether or not material to the application, and whether or not to the applicant's knowledge), or material facts have not been disclosed, in relation to the application.
Section 4 - Refusal or variation of leave to enter or remain on general ground (paragraph 322 HC395) wrote:See Chapter 9, Section 3, paragraph 3 under the heading "Employment of false representations or failure to disclose material facts" of this chapter for guidance as to what constitutes a false representation or a material fact.
Moreover, is the conviction considered as spent?Chapter 9[/url], [url=http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/IDIs/idischapter9/section3/section3.pdf?view=Binary]Section 3 wrote:3.2. Failure to disclose material facts
Leave to enter may be refused on this ground where a person has failed to disclose to the entry clearance officer a fact that would have been material to the decision to grant the clearance.
It should be noted, however, that the Court of Appeal has held (in the case of IRACKI) that there is no positive duty of candour on an applicant to volunteer information to the entry clearance officer unless he is given an indication of the kind of information which is material to the application. Refusal on this ground is not therefore applicable if the entry clearance officer did not indicate to the passenger the kind of information he required.
Hi Vinny..vinny wrote: Moreover, is the conviction considered as spent?
nowondery wrote:Hi Vinny..vinny wrote: Moreover, is the conviction considered as spent?
The conviction is not 'spent' yet under Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. But undisclosure was unintentional and did not mean to harm or deception. What should I do as there is no right of appeal??
Any advice will be very much appreciated....
regards
Application made: 54th August 2008uktier1234 wrote:
Sorry to hear about ur case. Could u please post your timlines here i.r when did u apply , fee deduction date and when did u get ur docs back etc
nowondery wrote:Application made: 54th August 2008uktier1234 wrote:
Sorry to hear about ur case. Could u please post your timlines here i.r when did u apply , fee deduction date and when did u get ur docs back etc
Nature: IGS --> PSW
Fee deducted: 06th August
Ack recieved: 07th August
Passport recieved: 03 rd October 2008
Status : Refused under para 322 (1A)
Has any one been refused under this paragraph with no right to appeal??? and what was the defence???
It will be greatly appreciated...
You didn't get the right of appeal because they didn't curtail your leave and you still have leave remaining.nowondery wrote:"You are not entitled to appeal this decision. Section 82 of the Nationality Immigration and Assylum Act 2002 does not provide a right of appeal where an applicant still have leave to enter or remain in the UK and is entitled to stay here.
You still have leave to remain where your current conditions continue to apply to stay until 18 October 2008. Please ensure that you understand the conditions of your stay.
You are not required to leave the United Kingdom as a result of this decision".
1971 wrote:Hi Nowondery,
Kindly reapply before your leave expires and state it clearly in your cover letter the type of conviction. Also complete it on your application form.
I had a similar experience and reapplied later and it was approved. It will only cost you another application fees and documentation.
I wish you the best.
If you have the will, there will definitely be a way.
Cheers.
1971.
And another thing...what about the proof of maintenance???1971 wrote:Hi Nowondery,
Kindly reapply before your leave expires and state it clearly in your cover letter the type of conviction. Also complete it on your application form.
I had a similar experience and reapplied later and it was approved. It will only cost you another application fees and documentation.
I wish you the best.
If you have the will, there will definitely be a way.
Cheers.
1971.
Hello frend,"This means that any further applications for entry clearance or leave to enter the UK you make will be refused under Paragraph 320(7B) of the Immigration Rules for one year if I leave voluntarly"
Well it was DAD conviction..I was convicted 3 yrs ago..I got my FLR extended 2 times before..and I never mentioned it because I never thought it was required..Jackie123 wrote:Hello frend,"This means that any further applications for entry clearance or leave to enter the UK you make will be refused under Paragraph 320(7B) of the Immigration Rules for one year if I leave voluntarly"
Very sorry to hear that.
If I can ask, what were the traffic convictions? And also did you mentioned theses in your previous applications or this one is your latest application after the motoring conviction?
Thanks.
Jackie