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Will my second application get refused because of (320)11. How do I convince the ECO that I am a Changed Person?

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Will my second application get refused because of (320)11. How do I convince the ECO that I am a Changed Person?

Post by Jordan30296 » Wed May 29, 2019 7:42 pm

Hi Guys,

I will be sending off my visa application next week in June. I am certain I will meet every requirement but I am not too sure about the Suitability Requirement since I was refused my last visa application due to suitability, relationship, and financial requirement.

I will be reapplying for exercising access rights to child visa. I now have a court order and so many documents that I did not have in my first application.

But I am concern that the ECO will refuse me with (320)11 frustrating the intentions of the immigration rules. I have provided my FBI National Criminal History to prove that I have no criminal history in my home country (USA), a letter from my church stating that I am a changed person, good character, etc and a cover letter.
But is that enough to convince the ECO that I am no longer that person I was when I was visiting the UK in 2015? My child was born in 2018.

I know that 320(11) is a discretional refusal but do I still have a chance of getting approved if I can just convince them that I changed? What else documents should I provide for the Suitability requirement? I really want to avoid an appeal if I do get refused. That will take up to a year and my child is growing every day. I don't want to miss any more days of her life.

Thank you so much.

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Re: Will my second application get refused because of (320)11. How do I convince the ECO that I am a Changed Person?

Post by Casa » Wed May 29, 2019 8:34 pm

Jordan30296 wrote:
Wed May 29, 2019 7:42 pm
Hi Guys,

I will be sending off my visa application next week in June. I am certain I will meet every requirement but I am not too sure about the Suitability Requirement since I was refused my last visa application due to suitability, relationship, and financial requirement.

I will be reapplying for exercising access rights to child visa. I now have a court order and so many documents that I did not have in my first application.

But I am concern that the ECO will refuse me with (320)11 frustrating the intentions of the immigration rules. I have provided my FBI National Criminal History to prove that I have no criminal history in my home country (USA), a letter from my church stating that I am a changed person, good character, etc and a cover letter.
But is that enough to convince the ECO that I am no longer that person I was when I was visiting the UK in 2015? My child was born in 2018.

I know that 320(11) is a discretional refusal but do I still have a chance of getting approved if I can just convince them that I changed? What else documents should I provide for the Suitability requirement? I really want to avoid an appeal if I do get refused. That will take up to a year and my child is growing every day. I don't want to miss any more days of her life.

Thank you so much.
Please continue to post in your original long-running post which gives members the full background on your situation.

immigration-for-family-members/please-h ... l#p1687812
(Casa, not CR001)
Please don't send me PMs asking for immigration advice on posts that are on the open forum. If I haven't responded there, it's because I don't have the answer. I'm a moderator, not a legal professional.

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