Advice needed please

[racim]

Hello everyone
I hold British citizenship, my wife was granted ( entry clearance ) when she entered uk in 2014 ( spouse ).
Last year When we applied for her renewal to stay we had to go through FLR Fp route not FLR M route because she was not working and my income circumstances has changed as well, not doing enough hours to reach £18.600.
Our application has been refused without giving right of appeal in uk, and They asked her to leave to country and appeal from back home ( which it was a really shocking decision to us )
Now we got hearing judicial review next week, I just want some tips from ppl who went through this or knows what should we say in hearing and was is our chance to win the case
Thank you very much kindly

[Obie]

Are you not being represented by a solicitor?

[racim]

Obie yes I am
But I wanted to hear from you, so ( I & wife ) would know what to say ... bisically to get more tips what to say on the hearing
And what would you think of our case please
Thank you

[Obie]

If you are being represented, then no questions will be asked of you.

[racim]

Appreciate your answer Obie
What would you think of our case please !

[racim]

I hold British citizenship, my wife was granted ( entry clearance ) when she entered uk in 2014 ( spouse ).
Last year When we applied for her renewal to stay we had to go through FLR Fp route not FLR M route because she was not working and my income circumstances has changed as well, not doing enough hours to reach £18.600, but I think the first mistake we made is fill the application ourself so we did not cover everything.
Our application has been refused without giving right of appeal in uk, and They asked her to leave to country and appeal from back home ( which it was a really shocking decision to us )
We went through judicial review hearing judge maintained home office decision
My solicitor said we can make a fersh application now,
And add my brother who lives here and get a good salary as my sponsor ( his pay slips + bank statement + covering letter + photocopy of his passport ) + all our document needed + references
Do you think guys would this work or is just waist of time and money, is better to replay from back home !!
Thank you

[Casa]

I hold British citizenship, my wife was granted ( entry clearance ) when she entered uk in 2014 ( spouse ).
Last year When we applied for her renewal to stay we had to go through FLR Fp route not FLR M route because she was not working and my income circumstances has changed as well, not doing enough hours to reach £18.600, but I think the first mistake we made is fill the application ourself so we did not cover everything.
Our application has been refused without giving right of appeal in uk, and They asked her to leave to country and appeal from back home ( which it was a really shocking decision to us )
We went through judicial review hearing judge maintained home office decision
My solicitor said we can make a fersh application now,
And add my brother who lives here and get a good salary as my sponsor ( his pay slips + bank statement + covering letter + photocopy of his passport ) + all our document needed + references
Do you think guys would this work or is just waist of time and money, is better to replay from back home !!
Thank you

This article by Freemovement will give you an idea of what you need to prove.

https://www.freemovement.org.uk/home-of ... g-mm-case/

[racim]

Thank you for you replay
So does it mean if I make a new application Would work or is better for my wife to leave the country and appeal from back home !!

[lutga]

Given the length of time needed to appeal (6 months+), it almost always seems better to start a new application, despite the cost, especially if the circumstances of your application and information you are including has changed.

[Londoner007]

Bad idea suggested - as going back to your country can make it harder to start again. Seek the advise of your legal representative.