Zee ali wrote:meet2mustafiz wrote:Brother zee Ali,
I have spoke to 2 barrister and solicitor regarding this issue.all of them said If we able to provide evidences that we notify tribunal about the changes before hearing then I will be safe by law, my further suffering depend on case worker who will deal with my ILR application.
one of my closed friend got ILR recently who was deported to Bangladesh for 2 years with out country appeal right.end of the day he won and back UK.when his 10 year completed he apply for ILR.Home office counted 10 years including those 2 years while he was in Bangladesh.
If we able to provide evidences that it wasn't our fault -end of day we applicants will win
Where u gonna provide the evidences? Sitting next to the caseworker in PEO?
Try your luck man. Hope u get the good news
Share with us whatever the outcome is
Brother Zee Ali,
After getting ILR, hope you are having a very good time.
Brother I changed my solicitor and my address before hearing and notify tribunal on time,we have the evidence.So,according to Tribunal regulation they sent determination in to wrong address,please check the link I provided
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... -rules.pdf.for this reason I don't have and gap during appeal process.But home office don't know all about,that why I worry
according to Tribunal rules :
Representatives
10.
—(1) A party may be represented by any person not p
rohibited from representing by section
84 of the 1999 Act.
(2)
Where a party is or has been represented by a perso
n prohibited from representing by section
84 of the 1999 Act, that does not of itself render
void the proceedings or any step taken in the
proceedings.
(3)
If a party appoints a representative, that party (o
r the representative if the representative is a
qualified representative) must send or deliver to t
he Tribunal written notice of the representative’s
name and address, which may be done at a hearing.
(4)
Anything permitted or required to be done by a part
y under these Rules, a practice direction or
a direction may be done by the representative of th
at party, except signing a witness statement.
(5)
A person who receives notice of the appointment of
a representative—
(a)
must provide to the representative any document whi
ch is required to be provided to the
represented party, and need not provide that docume
nt to the represented party; and
(b)
may assume that the representative is and remains a
uthorised as such until they receive
written notification that this is not so from the r
epresentative or the represented party.
(6)
As from the date on which a person has notified the
Tribunal that they are acting as the
representative of an appellant and has given an add
ress for service, if any document is provided to
the appellant a copy must also at the same time be
provided to the appellant’s representative.
I know my case is very complicated and I won't go to PEO,
I agree with you and my plan is same as you advised,I need to keep my working right.I will add an additional ground if I get permission to go UT.but my solicitor said most probably I won't get chance to go there.So,I might need to make ILR application when all appeal right exhaust .
thanks for your time,your advice is very helpful.
