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So, just to clarify, you lied to the GP and the judge and the GP believe the lie that you said yourself. Is that the challenge that you are facing, that your lie was believed?OBinatunde wrote: ↑Sun Aug 27, 2017 10:45 amI went to my GP in 2006 to get a vaccination. They didn't want to give it to me unless I paid provided I have traveled out of the country before which I said I had even though I hadn't.
GP summary from 2000.
-I have absolutely no idea that conversation even took place otherwise I would have taken it out. I am a carer so it was one of the requirements to get it done by the agency.Obie wrote: ↑Sun Aug 27, 2017 2:22 pmWhy did you go to the GP to get vaccination for tropical disease, if you did not go overseas. That may raise suspicion, and you ought to have explained it, or better still, not provide it at all.
You will need to appeal to the Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal.
Thank you all so much for all your advice. I can't believe the HO is rather believing my lies instead of the truth. There's no surprise here as to why many people refuse to tell the truth simply because they will never be believed. This is damn shame but trueObie wrote: ↑Sun Aug 27, 2017 2:22 pmWhy did you go to the GP to get vaccination for tropical disease, if you did not go overseas. That may raise suspicion, and you ought to have explained it, or better still, not provide it at all.
You will need to appeal to the Upper Tribunal for permission to appeal.