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are you for realtop wrote:Dear ma'am (sorry but I do not know what it is)
am I right to say your reading ability is not at competent level which could not understand the simplest way of explaining.
thanks..
babylondoner wrote:are you for realtop wrote:Dear ma'am (sorry but I do not know what it is)
am I right to say your reading ability is not at competent level which could not understand the simplest way of explaining.
thanks..
why insult the poster?
so you know MR TOP.... most of your so called analysis are RUBBISH and they make little or no sense. same with your English sentences. you use the wrong tenses and make so much grammatical errors. Its a miracle how anyone understand most of the BS you blab about.
Olasunkanmi wrote:@ lily2013, you might have choosen to have a paper hearing rather than an oral hearing, but don't forget that there is an entrepreneurial test for applicants and judge requesting you to attend oral hearing might be a way of asking you direct questions to see if you are a genuine entrepreneur. Take the request as an interview request by Home Office.
Meanwhile, your refusal reasons are very easy to defeat on the basis that your business is trading.
The first point will be trash out by judge if you were registered as director with company house as at the time of your application. The CAR copy can either be printed copy or one ordered with payment, caseworkers are just being silly sometimes and in your own case, they simply said you didn't submit one so get the copy you submit with your application and take with you to the hearing. You might also get a recent copy.
The second point can only be defended if you are actually trading, so take along with you to the hearing all the evidence of your business and trading activities.
See also Representing yourself in Court > Guide.Representation at Immigration Appeals wrote:The prospects of a successful appeal increase where there is an oral hearing. It helps the tribunal to assess the evidence by hearing witnesses give evidence. This is a factor legal representatives should take into account when advising clients about whether or not to have an oral hearing.
Thanks. the link was useful.vinny wrote:If you have been listed for an oral hearing, then it may be a good thing.
See also Representing yourself in Court > Guide.Representation at Immigration Appeals wrote:The prospects of a successful appeal increase where there is an oral hearing. It helps the tribunal to assess the evidence by hearing witnesses give evidence. This is a factor legal representatives should take into account when advising clients about whether or not to have an oral hearing.