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Post by mubala » Mon May 14, 2012 6:39 pm

Dear all members of this forum

Today I received a letter from the Administrative Court. They wrote to inform me that " this matter has now been entered into the Administrative Court Warned List as being ready to be heard by a Single Judge"

and that a hearing date will be fixed shortly.

This matter,, which is for the settlement visa for my daughter, is running since 2009:

1. First refusal from entry clearance Islamabad

2. Refusal from Tribunal and then

3. Upper Tribunal

Then I applied at the High Court of Justice, Queen Branch and I got Permission for Judicial Review through Oral Hearing.

My four children and my wife were granted settlement visas in 2009 . I applied for my daughter after 3 months, because her passport was not ready and one of my son was nearing 18 years in a few days at that time. I had to rush for them.
My daughter is the only one left over there.

The Barrister who represented me at the Court defended this case on the basis of Article 8, but so far this hasn't been taken into consideration from Entry Clearance to Upper Tribunal. My actual Barrister is no more available.

So , this is my situation. I have tried to be very explicit. Could anyone , please advise me and refer any good solicitor who can deal with this matter?

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Post by geriatrix » Mon May 14, 2012 7:16 pm

How old is your daughter?
For anyone to advise (if they can), one will need to understand why the entry clearance was refused and why all the appeals were refused.

Posting just timelines will not help get the advice you wish to seek in the matter.
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Post by mubala » Mon May 14, 2012 7:34 pm

Thank you for your reply.

She is over 18 now.
When I applied for her , she was under 18.
Entry clearance: The objection made was that the relationship between me and my daughter had no proof.
Objection of accommodation and maintenance as well.

So, I provided in Tribunal, the DNA and accommodation tenancy agreement..
As for maintenance I provided the post-dated bank statement and not for the relevant period.

They still refused and I , then , applied for permission to appeal in Upper Tribunal. This was objected.

Now the situation is as I told before.

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Post by sanjaygul » Tue May 15, 2012 4:57 am

It was refused because you submitted the post dated bank statements.

You have to submit the bank statements of the same period when you applied for visa of your family. Neither pre-dated nor post-dated.

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Post by mubala » Tue May 15, 2012 11:59 am

The relevant period bank statement is not showing enough fund

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