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Well said @Frontier MoleFrontier Mole wrote:You keep going round in circles by asking the same question.
Yes you can apply for ILR.
Will it be refused - Yes
Will you have an opportunity to appeal your ILR refusal - Yes
Will you have any chance of winning your ILR appeal - No as you will still be treated as a deceptive applicant from the Tier 1 Ent application.
Do the gurus on the site believe that your solicitor is offering you good advice - No
Have you any other choice but to apply for ILR to remain in the UK - appears not.
So as long as you know that the ILR route will lead you down a path with little or no chance of sucess and that you will probably not gain anything from it other than a prolonged stay in the UK prior to removal, then you are going into that process with your eyes open. If by some miracle you suceed then good luck to you.
IMHO you are not going to suceed without overturning the deception issue, your current position is that you are a million miles away from doing that. Once you try the ILR route you are closing the door on that chapter by implicitly saying you accept the refusal and the fact that the court upheld that refusal. The ILR case is open and shut based on deception and all you would really be left with is arguably trying to get UKVI to give you discretion on the deception. That is not going to happen and your dismissed court case will support that thinking.
While you protest your innocence and point the finger of blame at your bank, to be honest no one really cares. Callous though that sounds if you can not provide the evidence to overturn the original refusal then there is no hope of a continued stay in the UK. Your case unfortunately is one of thousands in the same position and the courts have become very jaded with the same claim over and over. The money is there but an error from the bank is the problem....
You may very well be one of the very few that did have the money and there was a genuine error but in the face of overwhelming abuse with fictitious accounts, make believe bank letters and questionable sources of funds you are fighting against balance of probability odds that are dramatically not in your favour.
I wish you luck and hope the outcome is the right one.
Example of refusal.johndoe789 wrote:Is there anyone in similar case, who has completed 10 years and still trying to clear the deception mark from his/her shoulders.