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It depends on the caseworker. If he certifies your case (means no basis) than no appeal right. If he thinks your case has some basis and raise human rights ground than yes.Business2business wrote:set(LR)
Guidance clearly mentioned under section 22 that 22. You have the right to appeal if this application is refused.
Please checke it.
Again, if you read the link I shared above unless it involves human right cases, you get NO right to appeal a Home Office decision.Business2business wrote:set(LR)
Guidance clearly mentioned under section 22 that 22. You have the right to appeal if this application is refused.
Please checke it.
U r right. In guidance they said it but what is happening in reality see Jupiter post even he got his family here.Ali272 wrote:https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _11-16.pdf
Page 6 of the guidance:
You have the right to appeal if this application is refused.
.paris7876 wrote:I have submitted an application under the 10 year route.
Honestly all this is so confusing. Is the right of appeal automatic if your application is refused? ( 10 year)
* Or does it still depend on the caseworker giving you the right of a JR?
I had no idea all this is so complex and that different rules apply for the 5 and 10 year route respectively.
@imii In your case they grant u appeal right. but in jupiter case they didn't. I know few poeple who got appeal right some didn't. So its not 100% that u get appeal right if u file set lr and refuse.paris7876 wrote:Thank you all for your comments and experiences.
Jupiter2016 case is a little more complex than mine. When he applied in March 2015 he had Almost a year before the qualifying 10 years.
PS: what's COA? Sorry I am not familiar at all with the lingo of immigration
Anyways, I am just waiting for the HO flatout refusal. I am writing tomorrow to my solicitor to ask concrete procedure in case on refusal so I am prepared moneywise and document wisely
Question: if I am refused now, is it possible to go back to very first refusal of FLR (O) which in turn means that they should have granted the extension?
And what happens if you go to JR? If you have a court hearing?
Anyone with positive outcome?
Please share your experiences.
Some of us are on the same boat !!!