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Many thanks vinny for reply.
Many thanks Vinny..
Tabaci11 wrote:Hello,
I will brief you on my case.
I applied for ILR (10 years route) in person. My application was refused. Then I made appeal application and the first tier tribunal allowed my appeal. But then Home office asked for permission to challenge the decision of first tier tribunal to Upper tribunal.
Today, I have received letter from First tier tribunal saying that they have REFUSED the permission to appeal upper tribunal.
So, now that will happen. What are the options left for Home Office? Do I have any chance of getting success here?
Can any guru shed light on it?
Many thanks.
What does your letter say if you got one? You have not been given ILR but looks like maybe leave based on private life.Tabaci11 wrote:Here are the detail of BRP card:
valid until: 03/08/2019
Date of issue: 03/02/2017
Type of permit: Leave to Remain
Remarks: Work permitted
I quite don't understand this. I applied for ILR but received 2.5 years of visa. Is it normal ?
Any ideas immigration gurus.......
Many thanks.
Hi wht is the finl outcome for you?Tabaci11 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 08, 2017 9:30 pmHello,
Many thanks CR001.
Yes I have tribunal decision letter.
Here is what they said...............
"36. I am satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the appellant's absence from the UK in excess of the permitted 180 days was due to compelling circumstances and that he returned to the UK as soon as he was able to do so. Those compelling circumstances were not created by his actions but by the respondent or one of the other departments of state.
37. From the reasons for refusal letter the respondent does not seem to have considered the Guidance, I find it to be unfair as she has failed to follow her own 'policy document. I find that it is reasonable in all the circumstances that the discretion given in the policy should have been exercised in favour of the appellant. That was not done and I retain that finding very much in mind as I return to the reasonable and proportionate question in Article 8.
38. After balancing all the above competing factors, I find that in all the circumstances of this case the decision appealed against is not proportionate and cannot be justified in the interests of immigration control and the economic well-being of the UK. The decision breaches the Article 8 rights of the appellant.
NOTICE of DECISION
I dismiss the appeal under the Immigration Rules. I allow the appeal under the Human Rights Act.
No anonymity direction is made."
Thank you...
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