ILR Appeal Allowed but No ILR

Hi Everyone,

My name is David and I had recently applied ILR because I have lived in UK for the last 10 years.

I got rejection as I had a gap of 182 days(which is more 180) and I did not provide enough evidence to show any excuses.

However, I have found new evidence I have not submitted for the last application. And feel confident to appeal about it.

Should I follow the appeal procedure after refusal? Or should I reapply?
AS reapply is simply much faster than appeal.

Does the home office will recheck everything you submitted or they would simply repeat the last decision?

Please Help!!!

Thank you very much!

Because the newly found evidence was not included in your refused application it will not be considered, you can quickly re apply and send the same documents you sent for first application and point them in a cover letter to the new evidence, with that I think you will be fine.

What were the reasons for the absence over 180 days?

What evidence have you suddenly found?

bizman wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 17, 2019 3:56 pm

Because the newly found evidence was not included in your refused application it will not be considered, you can quickly re apply and send the same documents you sent for first application and point them in a cover letter to the new evidence, with that I think you will be fine.

Thank you for your reply.

My lawyer suggested me to go though appeal process, as I could speak for myself with a statement to make my new evidence more clear in the Tribunal.

Do you think appeal process will improve the chance? Because the appeal process takes a much longer time than a reapply...

Thank you again for your reply.

CR001 wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 17, 2019 4:07 pm

What were the reasons for the absence over 180 days?

What evidence have you suddenly found?

Thank you for your reply.

It was a mix of study issues made by college. I got rejection before due to I provided too less evidence.
My worry is about what I should choose between Appeal or Reapply.

My lawyer suggested me to go though appeal process, as I could speak for myself with a statement to make my new evidence more clear in the Tribunal.

Do you think appeal process will improve the chance? Because the appeal process takes a much longer time than a reapply...

Thank you again for your reply.