Permanent residence refusal letter appeal

[justinsanero]

Hi guys,

I've applied for EEA permanent residence on 14th June and received the refusal letter yesterday because of lack of documents and do have them but never thought I would need so many.

Can you please advice me on the route for the appeal.

Thanks in advance.

[Casa]

As the error was yours by not submitting the correct documents, it would probably be better to re-apply. An appeal can be a very lengthy process.

[Pedicini]

Hi,

I have refused in July 2016 Non EEA National and appealed 30th July 2016 and had a decision won 28.09.2016 from First Tribunal and then I got letter from HO on the 14.10.2016 says HO accepted my decision was won. 26.10.2016 I got my passport back and letter says Residence Card will come separately in 10 days.

While I appealed I have applied new application as well but if I know took a decision in 2 months I have shouldn't apply again.

My refused reason was not enough evidence.

Hope it will help.

Good luck

[alti]

Hi,

I have refused in July 2016 Non EEA National and appealed 30th July 2016 and had a decision won 28.09.2016 from First Tribunal and then I got letter from HO on the 14.10.2016 says HO accepted my decision was won. 26.10.2016 I got my passport back and letter says Residence Card will come separately in 10 days.

While I appealed I have applied new application as well but if I know took a decision in 2 months I have shouldn't apply again.

My refused reason was not enough evidence.

Hope it will help.

Good luck

[alexxy]

Hi justinsanero,

I suggest you reapply by sending all documents required, clearly organised, labeled, include cover letter if needed. I was refused Permanent Residence, have appealed since 24th January 2016 and haven't heard anything back yet. In the meantime I have re-applied for PR but it would probably take 6 months to find out, while for appeals it could be as long as 2 years. From what I gather, it is waaaay shorter appeals decision time for Non EEA. Hope this helps.

[Wise]

Hello Pedicini,

Because you have submitted another application will obviously trigger an attention with your appeal case. It doesn't come quick like that mate or may be where you live/luck.

[alti]

hi
from the last 2 posts i understand that appeal take longer if you lodge another application while waiting for appeal . And appeals from EEA nationals take longer than appeals from non EEA .
I am non EEA appealed against PR refusal in 4th of october still nothing i believe will take a long while , just confused for now of what to do if to send another application for PR and supply bunch of documents or wait for appeal date , or apply for another EEA(fm) and try to get my partner EEA (qp).
please advise .

[Pedicini]

Hello Pedicini,

Because you have submitted another application will obviously trigger an attention with your appeal case. It doesn't come quick like that mate or may be where you live/luck.

Hello again,

I am living South Norwood / LONDON , I did paper hearing appeal and decision came from First-tier Tribunal at GLASGOW.

Thanks,

[justinsanero]

Guys,

Thank you for your advices. Most probably I will re-apply for permanent residence as its only 6 months until I get the decision.

[ivetalopes]

If one needs to appeal do you do it online?

Is it a good idea to get a solicitor...? Sorry to barge into your thread was just wondering

[Pedicini]

We appealed to the decision and went the paper hearing route - we logged the appeal at the end of August 2016 and received a decision two months later. We also logged in a new application but there was no mention of it on the appeal as they were not aware of it - we have won the appeal and my wife has now received her EEA4 PR card; we are now in the process of withdrawing the new application we logged in soon after we appealed to the decision

hope this clarifies

good luck