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were you successful in winning the appeal? If so, there is no gap. If you appealed within time and if you were successful in getting UKBA to grant after appeal, you still have continuous residence.Jay_707 wrote:Hi
I qualify to apply for ILR under 10 year long residence in a few months time (if it is still available..!). My visa was once refused WITH APPEAL RIGHTS and I was granted the appeal. However my visa expired during this process. Does anyone know if this would affect the continuity of 10 years stay? The advice I have so far is that if you were granted appeal rights it is not considered has 'broken leave' if your visa expired during the appeal process.
Any advice is highly appreciated.
Jay
1. If you applied before your visa expired and then it was rejected, you r k.Jay_707 wrote:Please could someone advise until when section 3c leave continue? CHAPTER 1 SECTION 5 -point 9 of Immigration Act states :
CONTINUATION OF LEAVE WHILE AN APPEAL IS PENDING
In accordance with sections 3C (2)(c) and 3D(2)(b) leave is extended while an incountry appeal is pending.
An appeal is pending from the time that it is instituted until it is finally determined, withdrawn or abandoned. Section 104 (1) of the 2002 Act applies. An appeal is abandoned if the appellant is granted leave to enter or remain in the UK or if he leaves the UK. Section 104 (4) applies.
My case was determined 15 June 2009 and leave to remain was granted 26 September 2009. Does my leave continue until September 26 or do I have a gap?
Thanks
Jay
1. I had used the following format for mine.Jay_707 wrote:Thank you for your reply.
Is there a standard letter for requesting a SAR? Do I need to tell them why I want it or is it really doesn't matter do you know?
I would be grateful if you could advise.
Many thanks
Jay