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Hi Forum,

I really need some advice as am assisting my Non Eea former husband. We are still civil and his wage won't cover legal representation.
Situation is as follows:

-RC received (Singh case) September 2012

-Decree Absolute received September 2015
(Married May 2008)

-ROR application made November 2015

-ROR refused May 2016 (insufficient evidence that I'd remained in UK up until decree absolute) but was refused as a PR application. (Reasons for refusal etc. ALL refer to application for PR.

-Appeal submitted end of May 2016

-Fresh application for ROR submitted end of June 2016

-RC on basis of ROR received February 2017

-Eligible for PR since 14/12/2016

-Tribunal hearing for May 2016 refusal, scheduled for October 2017

In May 2016, at the TIME of refusal, applicant was NOT eligible for PR (and had applied for ROR and NOT PR) but IS now eligible.

On that basis, is there anything to be 'won' so to speak by attending Tribunal hearing?

Could PR be granted if appeal allowed or should we just submit a fresh application for PR and wait the usual 6 plus months?

Please help.

Many thanks.

Please could someone advice me on whether there is any point in attending upcoming tribunal (see post below)

Need to cancel paid for holiday as soon as possible if worth attending.

Many thanks

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