Status Update- After Appeal Allowed

shabbarkhanirfan wrote:Hi Landcruiser,
First of all !!!!! Congrats you got the visa...
I would like to ask you about the grounds you applied for your absence as I am going through the bad phase in my life.
I have similar situation in my case.

So if you could advise me that would be beneficial.
Jazakh allah khair

nauman.rana wrote:Applied: 08/2012
Refused: 07/2013
Court Hearing: 12/2013
Decision Received: 31-01-2014
Home Offivmce asked for more Documents: 03/04/2014
BRP Received: 28/05/2014
Passport: 31/05/2014
Long Long Journey.
Thanks To Allah.

bus wrote:Dear Forum
thank you very much for all the Gurus, your kind advice regarding my process of visa
applied 12/12/12
refused 11/13
adjourned 2/2014
appeal hearing 05/14
visa allowed 9/14
after 19 months battle finally I won. I managed to find a good barrister from the forum who is well talented I am happy to give his contact any body who like to get his service he is a part time judge/ barrister, he is well professional.
I am happy to help you all if you need any clarification
all the best

ssb27 wrote:Has anyone received their Visa after appeal allowed?

Applied: Jan 2014
Interview: March 2014
Refused: April 2014
Appealed: May 2014
Court hearing: July 2014
Appeal Allowed: July 2014
Fee refunded: September 2014
Visa/BRP: Still waiting

Can you please update on your status if appeal allowed and you are still waiting
Thanks.

ssb27 wrote:

ssb27 wrote:Has anyone received their Visa after appeal allowed?

Applied: Jan 2014
Interview: March 2014
Refused: April 2014
Appealed: May 2014
Court hearing: July 2014
Appeal Allowed: July 2014
Fee refunded: September 2014
Visa/BRP: Still waiting

Can you please update on your status if appeal allowed and you are still waiting
Thanks.

Many many congrats on getting your visa and best of luck for future.Did you contact ho or mp?
Thanks


A quick Update on my status:

Applied: Jan 2014
Interview: March 2014
Refused: April 2014
Appealed: May 2014
Court hearing: July 2014
Appeal Allowed: July 2014
Fee refunded: September 2014
Visa/BRP received: 18 December 2014.
BRP dated: 16 December 2014

Good luck to everyone waiting for their BRP and documents

ssb27 wrote:Hi HSO,

Yes I contacted Home Office and they gave me an address to write to my case worker which I did.
I was going to contact an MP last week but decided not to.

Best of luck.

yahyaa wrote:Applied: July 2013
Interviewed: September 2013
Refused: November 2013

Appealed (FtT): December 2013
Appeal heard & dismissed: April 2014

Applied for permission to appealed to the UT: May 2014
Permission allowed: June 2014
Appeal heard at the UT and FtT's decision was set aside on the same day: July 2014
Further hearing to remake the decision at the UT: September 2014
Appeal allowed: October 2014

Apparently the HO has the right to apply to the Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal within 10 working days. However, the HO representative at the Upper Tribunal informally told me that they normally don't appeal against any UT's decisions. Hope this is true. Anybody has any experiance like this? Please share if you do.

18 months have passed and now I just can't wait any longer to get my passport back with the visa on! Anyways, all the best for you guys who have their decisions/appeals pending!

Rajux wrote:

saidulabedin wrote:apply date-11/12/12
refuse date-22/05/13
appeal date-5/12/13
appeal allowed date-12/12/13
fee back-12/01/14
document back still waiting,,

i don't no why ho take long time ,now is 1 year 10 month,still i don't gate any result, i send 2 letter to ho but no answer,,now please any one help me,what i need to do$$$$!!!!hi!I like to get any updates from you I'm being your ssame situation that my appeal was allowed in June 14 but I'm not get my documents from home office.

Choc-Ice wrote:Very interesting thread...Anyway I found some very very useful information to those waiting for appeal implementation. Even though an appeal has been allowed, HO can look at it in different ways. There're different type of deteminations! Please read below..

Appeal Allowed - Appeal remitted to the respondent (Caseworker)

Where the appeal has been allowed to the extent that it has been remitted back to the Respondent and the port/casework section that refused the original LTE/LTR should review their decision to refuse taking into account the determination. If the casework section still considers the decision to refuse LTE/LTR is the right decision they should re-issue the decision direct to the appellant and/or their representatives.

Appeal allowed - no Directions given
HO receives an allowed determination and Tribunal has not given directions. SAT has not applied to court for the case to be reviewed.

Appeals are considered on the basis of the facts at the time of the original application not at the date of the appeal hearing. An allowed appeal means that the IJ has ruled that the HO was wrong to refuse LTR not that the applicant is entitled to LTR.

HO should normally issue Leave within 8 weeks of receiving the determination unless:

there has been a significant and material change in circumstances since the refusal decision of which the IAC would be unaware;

or
there has been a material deception which has come to light of which the Immigration Judge would not have been aware;

or
the results of checks that instigated prior to refusing applicant came back after the appeal was heard.

If the above circumstances apply, HO should first consider challenging the determination.

Re-refusing an application where appeal allowed but no directions given

Caseworkers should normally act in accordance with a determination unless the circumstances above applies.

Before re-refusing an applicant, caseworker must first ask the UKBA Specialist Appeals Team (SAT) to challenge the decision (see above). If the SAT challenge the decision, the Caseworker must take no action until UKBA inform them of the final appeal determination.

Senior Manager must endorse any re-refusal. The refusal notice must make it clear why caseworker was not prepared to grant TR. All new reasons for refusal must be factual and be supported by relevant documentation / evidence.

HO receives an allowed determination and the Immigration Judge has directed that LTR is issued.

There is a statutory duty under Section 87(2) of the 2002 Act for the caseworker to comply with directions, unless the determination is subject to further appeal.

Caseworker has no power to re-refuse an application if an immigration judge has 'directed issue' of LTR. HO must issue the LTR in accordance with the immigration rules.

HSO wrote:

Rajux wrote:

saidulabedin wrote:apply date-11/12/12
refuse date-22/05/13
appeal date-5/12/13
appeal allowed date-12/12/13
fee back-12/01/14
document back still waiting,,

i don't no why ho take long time ,now is 1 year 10 month,still i don't gate any result, i send 2 letter to ho but no answer,,now please any one help me,what i need to do$$$$!!!!hi!I like to get any updates from you I'm being your ssame situation that my appeal was allowed in June 14 but I'm not get my documents from home office.

Hi Rajux,
I think you should write to your local mp to enquire on your behalf.I wrote to my mp 4 weeks ago and yesterday my solicitor received a call from home office saying that they were processing our visa and needed the appeal determination copy.I hope I receive my Ilr soon ,inshaaAllah.
Thanks