Zerubbabel wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 04, 2020 8:54 pm

Just wait and see. You will receive a decision by post. Hope it will be positive.

I hope so, thank you

Please do I have a chance of winning? It's in the hands of the judge now. At this stage, all options are open. You may win, you may lose. Did they give you any ETA when you get an answer? Thanks for your reply, what does ETA mean? "Estimated Time of Arrival". It's just a way to say: "...

Zerubbabel wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 04, 2020 5:51 pm

Please do I have a chance of winning?

It's in the hands of the judge now. At this stage, all options are open. You may win, you may lose. Did they give you any ETA when you get an answer?

Thanks for your reply, what does ETA mean?

Update on my appeal today, home office conceded on the issue of me coming to the UK first before my sponsor. They told the judge they will not argue that reason of refusal. The Home Office rep now asked me that some receipts relating to money been sent to me before I arrived were missing, actually a...

It is an error of law for them to refuse because you came before the EEA national. You should have challenged that. Thanks obie, that's the reason I'm going to court on the 14th, will the judge bring it up since it was not mentioned in the refusal. My application was in 2016 but was refused, due to...

Hello I have seen a couple of successful Tier 4 to EEA EFM switches. These type of applications are really difficult but they work when the evidence presented is strong and overwhelming. Just a few questions: - How old were you when you came to the UK? If you were under 18, did your EEA national ha...

No you can't, unless your application was made before 2017. My application actually started in early 2016, but got refused with no right of appeal, went for judicial review, I was asked to withdraw, for reconsideration, refused again in 2018 because they did not received my further documents, but w...

I apologise if I'm using this topic, I join the forum today, I don't know were to start a new topic
, please direct me if you can.

Obie wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 19, 2019 3:35 pm

Was the Tribunal not informed before granting the appeal, that the EEA national had died.

Please help, I can't find my previous post here, has it been deleted or moved, please help

Was the Tribunal not informed before granting the appeal, that the EEA national had died. Please I need advice, I applied as efm of my brother who is eea national, but was refused, I got a court hearing in February, my brother became EU citizen 5 months after I arrived in the UK, but he was the spo...