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.send an email to the First Tier Tribunal asking them to expedite your hearing because of the sudden death of your father.alik28 wrote:Hi,
My visa was rejected on 26th June and I lodge an appeal. My father died last week and I really need to travel but don't want to withdraw my appeal.
Is there any way I can ask court to speed up the process and provide them necessary proof that i need to travel in an emergency.
Sorry to hear this mate...alik28 wrote:Hi,
My visa was rejected on 26th June and I lodge an appeal. My father died last week and I really need to travel but don't want to withdraw my appeal.
Is there any way I can ask court to speed up the process and provide them necessary proof that i need to travel in an emergency.
alik28 wrote:Hi,
My visa was rejected on 26th June and I lodge an appeal. My father died last week and I really need to travel but don't want to withdraw my appeal.
Is there any way I can ask court to speed up the process and provide them necessary proof that i need to travel in an emergency.
rehan01 wrote:Urgent appeals
If there are compelling and/or compassionate reasons which warrant your appeal being brought forward you should put your reasons in writing and send them to us.
We will arrange for your reasons and any supporting documentation to be put before a duty judge to decide if your appeal should be heard sooner than usual. It is in your interest to make sure the judge has all the documentation necessary to support your application.
For example, this could be letters from a doctor or a hospital.
You should note that your application will not be considered by a judge before you have paid your appeal fee, unless one is not required in your case.
You should address any correspondence to the President of the First-tier Tribunal clearly marked: REAH The First-Tier Tribunal to:
Office of the Duty Judge
Expedited Appeal Hearing Requests
First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)
PO Box 6987
Leicester LE1 6ZX
just found this information so thought share with you it might be of some help.
regards
alik28 wrote:Hi,
My visa was rejected on 26th June and I lodge an appeal. My father died last week and I really need to travel but don't want to withdraw my appeal.
Is there any way I can ask court to speed up the process and provide them necessary proof that i need to travel in an emergency.
Extension2013 wrote:rehan01 wrote:Urgent appeals
If there are compelling and/or compassionate reasons which warrant your appeal being brought forward you should put your reasons in writing and send them to us.
We will arrange for your reasons and any supporting documentation to be put before a duty judge to decide if your appeal should be heard sooner than usual. It is in your interest to make sure the judge has all the documentation necessary to support your application.
For example, this could be letters from a doctor or a hospital.
You should note that your application will not be considered by a judge before you have paid your appeal fee, unless one is not required in your case.
You should address any correspondence to the President of the First-tier Tribunal clearly marked: REAH The First-Tier Tribunal to:
Office of the Duty Judge
Expedited Appeal Hearing Requests
First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)
PO Box 6987
Leicester LE1 6ZX
just found this information so thought share with you it might be of some help.
regards
alik28 wrote:Hi,
My visa was rejected on 26th June and I lodge an appeal. My father died last week and I really need to travel but don't want to withdraw my appeal.
Is there any way I can ask court to speed up the process and provide them necessary proof that i need to travel in an emergency.
Rehan01: thanks for this useful information.Do you know how long it will take to get a reply from the tribunal on a request of an urgent appeal: