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by hayleytrip1 » Tue Oct 16, 2018 12:28 pm
Hi,
I was on valid Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa when I made my application for ILR. The application was refused yesterday with a chance to apply for admin review. The refusal was because I did not meet the full conditions to be given ILR through Entrepreneur category. They have not applied any general ground of refusal on me and I am planning to challenge the decision through JR if the admin review also doesn’t succeed. I have also completed 11 years in UK now. My question is that if my admin review gets refused, and I make an application for ILR(LR) within 14 days of my admin review’s refusal, would I qualify for a chance of appeal if they refuse my ILR(LR) as well? I believe that you still get chance of appeal in first tier tribunal for ILR(LR). Would this still be valid if I make the application within 14 days of having my admin review refused?
Kindly advise.
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by CR001 » Tue Oct 16, 2018 12:57 pm
What conditions of tier 1 ent did you not meet?
What is exact wording of the refusal, excluding personal details?
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hayleytrip1
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by hayleytrip1 » Tue Oct 16, 2018 1:15 pm
Thanks for your reply. The refusal is because some of my investment in the business is not classed by them as investment in the business. I must stress that you are focusing on the wrong part of the detail which is not directly relevant to my question. My question is not regarding seeking help on my ILR through entrepreneur category. This is a question more for my accountant to handle because he believes HO are wrong.
My query is regarding the chance of appeal for ILR(LR) that I have not applied yet. The question I asked is whether I would get a chance of appeal after making an application within 14 days of my admin review being refused. I am married and have two children both of them were born in UK and the eldest is 5 years old. To put it in simple words, Do you get a chance of appeal after making an application within 14 days of your in-time application's admin review refusal.
I hope the question is clear to you now.
Thanks,
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by CR001 » Tue Oct 16, 2018 1:19 pm
With no posting history on the forum, any member who might be able to offer advice, would ask the same question I have to understand your full circumstances.
Set LR is not always a "safe" option and out of country appeal is often given as posted by some members recently.
I will leave others to comment further, perhaps their mind reading skills are better than mine
Goog luck.
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by hayleytrip1 » Tue Oct 16, 2018 1:32 pm
Thanks for your prompt reply again. I was not asking anyone to read mind and i am sorry if you found any part of my response offending. All I was saying is that would someone get a chance of appeal if they make an ILR(LR) application within 14 days of having their in-time application's admin review refused. What I wanted to ask is that there must be some immigration rules that HO would follow to grant right of appeal. I wanted to know that under my circumstances, what is that rule ? would I get a chance of in country appeal or not ? I appreciate it may not be a safe option but I don't have any other more safer options.
Like you said in your reply that out of country chance of appeal is often given. What governs these rules ? who gets out of country chance of appeal and who gets in country right of appeal ? And if this question's scope is too big, what chance of appeal do I qualify for under the specific circumstances I have mentioned.
Many thanks for your help.
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by hayleytrip1 » Thu Oct 18, 2018 12:13 pm
Could anyone please help with the question I asked ?
Do you get a chance of appeal after making a ILR(LR) application within 14 days of an admin review being refused of a in-time ILR (Tier 1) application. My ILR through Entrepreneur route was refused and I have applied for an admin review. If they refuse my admin review as well and I make a valid ILR(LR) application within fourteen days of admin review refusal, would I get a chance of appeal ? I have been legally in UK for well over 10 years now. I am married and have two children both of them were born in UK and the eldest is 5 years old. To put it in simple words, Do you get a chance of appeal after ILR(LR) refusal for an application that was made within 14 days of a previous in-time application's admin review refusal.
Kindly advice.
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by donny123 » Thu Oct 18, 2018 4:03 pm
Hi, I am not expert to give you advice but I read lots of topics and gathered bit idea, so far I understand it depended on case worker to give you appeal right in country or out country in that case, few occasions I have seen that for getting out country appeal right you can do judicial review to get in country appeal right, you have good chance to get ilr Lr if you met other criteria for Lr rules as they didn’t refuse your application for general grounds.
Again I am telling you that I am not expert, please consult with good solicitor or experts
Best of luck