I’m due to renew my tier 1 extension in few weeks. To cut the story short, I lodged an appeal few years back after my visa was rejected ( FYI - when you lodge for an appeal, you are still legally entitled to remain in the UK until a decision is made.) The time has come for me to extend my tier 1 visa which I successfully got 3 years ago and basically my question is do I need to provide evidence to demonstrate that I did not overstay ‘illegally’ after my leave expired 3 years ago? This question refers to D.16 in the application form: D.16 Has the applicant ever stayed in the UK beyond the end of his/her period of leave.
Do I answer NO given I was legally entitled to remain the UK at the time or do I answer yes and simply provide evidence (copy of decision and appeal ) to demonstrate that I did not overstay or remain the UK unlawfully. Doesn’t UKBA keep records of appeals anyways? I have a same day premium appointment and I really want it go smoothly. Help
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