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scraggy wrote:So he and my children applied in a Set O form (seperate to my application) as there was no other forms that could fit his criteria.
Which form?scraggy wrote:( he applied on the FLR O form)
Accept my sympathy for the rejection of your husband and children applications. I have great respect for the two commentators on your issue, i have been noting their comments on topical issues in this forum. However, in appealing a case of this nature, i am of the opinion that you might need a competent lawyer to represent your husband case . as a matter of urgency, try and complete the form for your children as advised by one of the commentators so as to chore up your husband case positively.scraggy wrote:Thank you so much for your help.
What is the credibility of argument to refuse visa under paragraph EX.1.
Is it even worth to mention here all the arguments of refusal by UKBA, as reading through it they quoted quite a lot but some of the criteria states OR rather than AND, so even though my husband and children do not fulfill ALL the criteria, they fulfilled some important and main points.
If my children applied for British citienship, and my husband appealed but failed in the outcome what other options does he have? Can he return to his country and apply a fresh application from there?
Great respect for you guys commenting as you must come accross of thousands of different individual cases everytime!