vinny wrote:Thanks.
Then perhaps OP should challenge their denial of his rights of appeal by
appealing directly, preferably within the time limits.
@ Vinny
The rules clearly say that the following applicants will get right of appeal rather than AR even after 6 April 2015. If u read the last paragraph...so why didnt d3thmark get right of appeal
Decisions eligible for administrative review in the United Kingdom:
(c) A decision on an application for leave to remain made under these Rules on or
after 6th April 2015 unless it is an application as a visitor, or where an application
or human rights claim is made under:
(i) Paragraph 276B (long residence);
(ii) Paragraphs 276ADE(1) or 276DE (private life);
(iii) Paragraphs 276U and 276AA (partner or child of a member of HM Forces);
(iv) Paragraphs 276AD and 276AG (partner or child of a member of HM Forces)
where the sponsor is a foreign or Commonwealth member of HM Forces
and has at least 4 years’ reckonable service in HM Forces at the date of
application;
(v) Part 8 of these Rules (family members) where the sponsor is present and
settled in the UK (unless the application is made under paragraphs 319AA
to 319J of these Rules, or under paragraph 284, 287, 295D or 295G where
the sponsor was granted settlement as a Points Based System Migrant) or
has refugee or humanitarian protection status in the UK;
(vi) Part 11 of these Rules (asylum);
(vii) Part 4 or Part 7 of Appendix Armed Forces (partner or child of a member of
HM Forces) where the sponsor is a British Citizen or has at least 4 years’
reckonable service in HM Forces at the date of application;
(viii) Appendix FM (family members), but not where an application is made under
section BPILR (bereavement) or section DVILR (domestic violence),
in which case the appropriate remedy is an appeal under section 82 of the
Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 rather than an application for
administrative review.
