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top wrote:No, you will not be until and unless you get your appeal won. you should be hopeful for your appeal as it is not the end of a process you get given another chance where you can appeal to an upper tribunal once 1st tribunal turns your appeal down depends on the grounds of a refusal 1st and then appeal dismissal.
winning an appeal is one and only way you get your status lawfully back and same thing enables you to do rest of things i.e. switchings.
hope above helps..
top wrote:Dear Rehan,
according to UKBA you can make a new application at any time regardless of 28/56 days once an appeal is dismissed (most of people do that to avoid being removed because an application when in process the applicant cannot be removed,its one of those things lawyers use).
answer to what you asked,making a new application within 28 day once visa expired is different than when an appeal is dismissed because an applicant would have lived more than 28 days whilst appealing reapplying within 28 days and if refused second refusal would not confer a right to appeal which means you would have to leave the country in given time to safe yourself a bar.
now when an appeal is dismissed and you decide to leave country within given time so you could reapply without being bared(an automatic refusal) for 12 months is the solution to be back in UK lawfully.
RizKCB wrote:most of people do that to avoid being removed because an application when in process the applicant cannot be removed....
As far as I know; this is normally done by lawyers to prolong the cases on humanitarian basis. I hardly heard of anybody who got PBS visa with this approach.
RizKCB wrote:If you are under 3(c); it means your previous condition of visas continues and your stay is legal. As soon as effectiveness of 3(c) comes to end; start counting 28 days.
I have no proper policy reference at this time but first time when 28 days issue started, the very first page of guidance policy of T1 Ent Visa described it. At least I can give you the link for guidance policy :
http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov. ... dance1.pdf
Therefore I believe, during appeal you are on 3(c) and you still reserve your 28 days. Also logically if we assume that after refusal; your 28 days started then it means you have overstayed now but this is not the case.
The important concern here is whether applying for ILR(LR) OR switching in other categories during those 28 days come under 'exceptional circumstances'?
thil999 wrote:Judge's Decision: The Respondent's decision is not accordance with the law and the appellant awaits a lawful decision.
and I still haven't heard anything from UKBA yet. But I would like to know what my visa status now (whether its still T1 PSW or T1 Entrepreneur) as I need to submit my T2 General visa.
Hi,qkiyani wrote:thil999 wrote:Judge's Decision: The Respondent's decision is not accordance with the law and the appellant awaits a lawful decision.
and I still haven't heard anything from UKBA yet. But I would like to know what my visa status now (whether its still T1 PSW or T1 Entrepreneur) as I need to submit my T2 General visa.
Ur appeal is allowed for reconsideration n ur status is still T1 psw.... but i would suggest u if ur refusal reason is not regarding funding then most likely they wont check ur funds n if ur refusal is regarding funds then they must ask for a latest bank statement.... Y dont u wait for decision on ur application bcaz if they refuse ur application again still u will have 28 days to reapply in different or same category .....