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"Not called for" mails are returned to sender when receiver does not contact RM for collection / redelivery of "while you were out" mails that may require a signature.On the 16 off June I received an email from Sheffield team that processed the application that the supposed letter that the admin team claimed had been sent to me was returned to them by Royal Mail as 'not called for'. The team then told me to confirm my address so they could re issue the letter to me. I sent email back to them and confirmed same address.
Hi seek professional help, like PAP, I think you have a strong point in either reconsideration or JR as the rules are as you said "The letter of refusal said i had 14 days from the date of the receipt of the letter to apply for administrative review and I sent it on the 29 June." technically you did not receive these. So you must be given 14 days to file ARakinsman wrote:Hello
I submitted my application for Tier1 General visa extension in April before the closing date. On the 10th of June i received my document with a letter from administrative review team in Manchester that I should leave the UK because home office had earlier notified me of the refusal of my application and the need for administrative review within 14 days of the receipt of the decision letter. I did not receive any letter and I have waited anxiously to get the outcome of the application. On the 16 off June I received an email from Sheffield team that processed the application that the supposed letter that the admin team claimed had been sent to me was returned to them by Royal Mail as 'not called for'. The team then told me to confirm my address so they could re issue the letter to me. I sent email back to them and confirmed same address. On the 22 of June I formerly received the letter of refusal and letter from Loughborough Reporting Centre informing me that I have no leave to remain in the UK and that I must report to the centre every two weeks. The reason given for refusal of my application was based on self employed business. The letter was dated 18 May 2015. I then sent an email to the Sheffield team to remind them that I did not receive the letter until 22 of June and not 10 of May which was the date of the first issue of the letter. The letter of refusal said i had 14 days from the date of the receipt of the letter to apply for administrative review and I sent it on the 29 June. On the 11 July the admin team sent decision letter to me and said the review had been refused because it was not made within the timescale of the 14 days. In taking its decision the admin team relied on the first date of issue of the letter which was 18 of May and not 22 June the date I received the letter as the day of delivery despite the fact hat the sheffield team that sent the letter of refusal before had now acknowledged that i did not receive the letter. They have also passed my details to loughborough reporting centre and Capital and now they are planning to remove me. I need your help please what do I do.
Hi, any updates on your case, have you sought any legal help?akinsman wrote:The case working team used I migration rule Appendix A of the Tier1 General visa on previous earning as reason for refusal. The case working team claimed that my accountant did not provide the break down of gross salary, tax deduction and dividend payment which will enable home office to calculate the total net profit paid into my account. I think the case working team confused my self employed business for limited company. I mentioned that i am into self employed business hence there can be no dividend paid to me, neither salary or gross salary. What I earn is my income and not salary. On the issue of tax, at the time of submitting my application the tax year was still ongoing and i had other sources of income. The accountant explained to me that it would have been impossible to project the amount of tax to be paid when the tax year was still ongoing
sushdmehta wrote:The point of JR (if there is merit) is to prove to Home Office that the decision to refuse the application was unlawful and because the decision was unlawful you were never an overstayer (in other words - you are deemed an overstayer as a result of an unlawful decision, hence deeming you an overstayer was unlawful too).
The problem is - all this can happen only if the judge rules in your favor. That's the "point of JR".
when it gets to this point -- perpetuation of circular typical-HO stupidity -- you just need to go ahead with JR.akinsman wrote:Hi
I have just received the decision letter of my admin review after pre action notice filed in regard to the HO initial refusal to grant me admin review based on their procedural irregularities that i submitted the application for review late. The review has now been done and the review team maintained the position of the case working team that i failed to meet Appendix A Paragraph C and 19 SD (VI) and (vii) which briefly states that my accountant did not confirm ''gross and net pay, salary, profits, dates of net payment and tax''. It further mentioned that i did not clearly demonstrate gross earning in my account. This is laughable because i am self employed and trading as sole trader. I dont receive salary from my own business but income and so i could not have shown breakdown of gross salary, and also at the time of submitting the application the tax year had not ended and so no payment on tax had been made that would allow me to show the date of tax payment. More importantly, net payment can not be shown in my bank account but on the statement of income and expenditure which was clearly mentioned by the accountant. infact the income and expenditure account showed the total gross and then itemised deductions excluding tax and what was left was the net income and mentioned in the account. It is very unfortunate I feel tears coming from my eyes even while writing this. In the initial letter of refusal, the case working team also used the point that my accountant did not show evidence of dividend payment. I thrashed them on that and they have now cleverly removed it and now holding on to break down of gross income. I provided invoices and statement of account and both pieces of evidence corroborated eachother. The invoices is a fuller explanation of, and breakdown of, how the earnings were made for the year under review. It showed the name of my clients and addresses, date of payment, rate charged each client and amount paid. It also mentioned the nature of services provided what other breakdown of gross income do they want. if the case working team and the admin review team were confused and needed more explanation the provision of evidential flexibility should have been used but they ignored all this and told me I an now due for removal. I am sorry for my outburst. Can anyone please tell me if I need another pre action protocol or to go straight for judicial review
.Thank you