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Tina87 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 1:33 pm**MADE A TYPO ERROR BEFIR SORRY***
Hello everyone,concerning the bundle FTt told home office to sent to them but instead, HO has gone and sent the document to my former lawyer whereas I didn't use the lawyer when I was appealing. My lawyer just called with regards to it and he has posted it to my address,my question is what should I do with the bundle the HO sent?
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov. ... 04646-2021In an appeal brought on human rights grounds, it was open to the judge to conduct a broad assessment under Article 8.
marcidevpal wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 6:51 pmYOUR BUNDLE
you send a copy to the Home Office
you send a copy to the Court
THEIR BUNDLE
they send a copy to the Court
the send a copy to you
marcidevpal wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 6:51 pmYOUR BUNDLE
you send a copy to the Home Office
you send a copy to the Court
THEIR BUNDLE
they send a copy to the Court
the send a copy to you
Tina87 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:51 pmmarcidevpal wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 6:51 pmYOUR BUNDLE
you send a copy to the Home Office
you send a copy to the Court
THEIR BUNDLE
they send a copy to the Court
the send a copy to you
I only send my bundle to Court only, does it means I should quickly send to HO?if yes,please which address should I use to s3nd to them?
Yes , It is Appeal Processing Unit, sorry i forgot the address
Whyworry wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:57 pmTina87 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:51 pmmarcidevpal wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 6:51 pmYOUR BUNDLE
you send a copy to the Home Office
you send a copy to the Court
THEIR BUNDLE
they send a copy to the Court
the send a copy to you
I only send my bundle to Court only, does it means I should quickly send to HO?if yes,please which address should I use to s3nd to them?
Yes , It is Appeal Processing Unit, sorry i forgot the address
Thanks
marcidevpal wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:58 pmThe Home Office is supposed to provide you and the Court with contact information for your case.
If you read your bundle, the contact information may be there.
You can also email the Court. Explain to the Court that you do not have contact information for the persons handling your claim.
The Court will respond to your email with the contact information for the right person at the Home Office.
ChecklistIf a bundle is to be added to after it has been transmitted to the judge, then new pages should be added at the end of the bundle (and paginated accordingly).
An enquiry should be made of the court as to the best way of providing the additional material.
Subject to any different direction, the judge should be provided with both
(a) the new section and, separately,
(b) the revised bundle.
This is because the judge may have already marked up the original bundle.
marcidevpal wrote: ↑Sat Oct 29, 2022 12:43 pmA. Create a witness statement
B. Answer questions the judge may ask in your witness statement, for example
1. Outline your immigration history
2. Explain briefly what is a Zambrano carer
3. Provide the eu definition of a Zambrano carer
4. Provide the uk definition of a Zambrano carer
5. Explain why you are a Zambrano carer
6. Explain why you didn't apply for a card
7. Explain why you applied for ltr under appendix fm
C. If your answers refer to publications or documents, include those documents in your bundle.
The goal is for the judge to agree you are a Zambrano carer after reading your statement.
Then, you will have to address why you should get permanent residence despite having leave to remain. It is the same problem Ms Akinsaya has.
So, you have two parts to your claim. You can perhaps ask the court to decide the first part and wait on the second part. If you are successful with the first part, and the judge agrees you are a Zambrano carer, you can wait for people who are represented to prove your second part. Then, forward a copy of their decisions to your judge once it is published.
Whyworry wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:57 pmTina87 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:51 pmmarcidevpal wrote: ↑Mon Nov 07, 2022 6:51 pmYOUR BUNDLE
you send a copy to the Home Office
you send a copy to the Court
THEIR BUNDLE
they send a copy to the Court
the send a copy to you
I only send my bundle to Court only, does it means I should quickly send to HO?if yes,please which address should I use to s3nd to them?
Yes , It is Appeal Processing Unit, sorry i forgot the address
Whyworry, marcidev, Nyamebeye, please am a little bit confused here, I have just received the HO's bundle and saw just my application of zambrano carer I made with them and a refusal letter only.
So my question is which of the my bundle should I sent to them? Is it the appeal form, my skeletal argument bundle, or which am I required to send to the HO? Thanks
A witness statement is NOT the same as a cover letter. A witness statement is your story. It is about you and how you came to be refused.
THEIR BUNDLE includesTina87 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 11:18 amWhyworry, marcidev, Nyamebeye, please am a little bit confused here, I have just received the HO's bundle and saw just my application of zambrano carer I made with them and a refusal letter only.
So my question is which of the my bundle should I sent to them? Is it the appeal form, my skeletal argument bundle, or which am I required to send to the HO? Thanks
Nyamebeye wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 8:06 pmThe HO bundle is typically a copy of your application and refusal noticeand sometimes Copies of your passport. They don't usually have anything else as their bundle.
You are the appellant so you need to provide as much evidence as possible to argue your case.so your skeleton argument, witness statement, and bundle of evidence should not be scanty like theirs. You are appealing their refusal so you need evidence to rebut whatever their reasons were.
The respondent is wrong to reach this decision because ...."We are refusing your application because xyz"
The respondent fails to consider ......"We are also refusing your application because abc"
Next, make your point about how this article relates to you1. Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence.
2. There shall be no interference by a public authority with the exercise of this right except such as is in accordance with the law and is necessary in a democratic society in the interests of national security, public safety or the economic well-being of the country, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, or for the protection of the rights and freedoms of others.
add your pointinsert reference from the convenant
discussioninsert reference
discuss why relevantinsert reference
explain whyinsert reference
discuss the importance of this caseinsert reference
marcidevpal wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 10:17 pmAppeal Number: 123456789IN THE FIRST TIER TRIBUNAL AT
BETWEEN:MRS ALIYAH JOHNSON
Claimant
-and-
SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT
Defendant
________________________________________________
Witness Statement of Mrs Aliyah Johnson
On behalf of the Claimant
_______________________________________________
1. I, Aliyah Johnson, of Flat 2B of Buckingham Palace, London SW1 3WE make this statement and will say :
Statement of truth
"I believe that the facts stated in this in this witness statement are true. I understand that proceedings for contempt of court may be brought against anyone who makes, or causes to be made, a false statement in a document verified by a statement of truth without an honest belief in its truth.”
Aliyah Johnson (remember to sign and date the witness statement)
Claimant
13 November 2022
discussI have carefully considered the Court of Appeal's judgment in Akinsanya. In that case, the appellant was a person who had already been granted limited leave to remain in the UK. The Respondent's argument was that, as a person with a domestic law right to remain in the UK, a right to reside could not arise as there would be no need for that person to leave and therefore no compulsion on the EEA national to leave with that person. The appellant's argument was that the right existed independently of whether a person had a domestic law right to remain.
The Court resolved that issue in the Respondent's favour (see [54] and [55] of the judgment). However, crucially, the Court went on when dealing with the second ground in that appeal, to find that regulation 16 of the EEA Regulations could still be met if a person had only limited leave to remain. As Mr Thompson pointed out, the appellant in Akinsanya won her appeal notwithstanding that she already had limited leave to remain.
I also agree with Mr Thompson, however, that Akinsanya is not directly on point in this appeal since at the time of the Decision, the Appellant did not have any leave to remain. It is only as a result of the allowing of the appeal also on Article 8 grounds (and subsequent grant of leave whether consequent on the outcome of the appeal or further application) that the Appellant has been granted leave to remain. That cannot therefore disclose any error of law on the part of this Judge. It is for that reason that I rejected the Respondent's request for an adjournment.
As Mr Thompson pointed out, the Judge applied the correct test to whether the Appellant met the EEA Regulations (see [13] and [14] of the Decision). Contrary to what is said in the grant of permission, the Judge was right to focus on regulation 16 of the EEA Regulations. The Judge clearly understood that the Respondent's decision under appeal was in response to an application under the EU settlement scheme (see [2] of the Decision). However, crucially the question to be answered in that regard, as the Respondent's decision under appeal made clear, was whether the Appellant had a right to reside under regulation 16 of the EEA Regulations. The Judge was therefore right to decide that issue as she did at [13] and [14] of the Decision.
For those reasons, I conclude that the Judge did not err in law. She determined the issues under both EU law and domestic law, applying the correct tests. Although the Appellant, following the Decision (if it were not appealed and now due to the grant of leave) was entitled to limited leave to remain, she did not have leave to remain at that time. Crucially, even if she did, that leave would not have been sufficient to preclude her relying on her Zambrano rights as such leave would have been limited. Based on the Court of Appeal's judgment in Akinsanya, she could therefore still enjoy a Zambrano right to reside, independently of her grant of limited leave. The Judge did not therefore err in her conclusion that the Appellant had a right to reside under regulation 16 of the EEA Regulations and by allowing the appeal also on this basis.