ILR/Settlement Visa cancelled - TOEIC

[Dodi khan]

I am in uk 13 years, I have settlement visa since 2014.
two days ago I received from HO letter about my visa canceled,because when I was submitted new application in 2012,I used TOEIC test certificate,and my visa was granted.
Now they says that On the basis of the information provided to her by ETS, the SSHD is satisfied that your certificate was fraudulently obtained, but my certificate was genuine.

If anyone have any information about this issue, please sher or advice.

Thank you

[CR001]

I have moved your post to its own thread so that it is seen more and hopefully you will get a response soon.

[HarryJones]

so what did hey ask you to do from from the letter?

[Dodi khan]

They saying,need leave the country.
my lawyer told me need send letter,and I want ask provide evidence if they have.

[shahz123]

Hi Dodi, did you contact to institution from where you got that cetificate?

[CR001]

Have a read through this thread Victims of ETS (TOEIC) scam (click)

[Dodi khan]

Hi,
Home office revoked license from that colleges,they closed now.
what do you think? if i ask evidence they can provide evidence or they doing for all applicants who submitted application with TOEIC test.

anyone have any info about like my case please reply.

[Dodi khan]

thanks for the link

[London20]

thanks for the link

Hi.check your inbox.

[CR001]

thanks for the link

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[avjones]

If it's a letter revoking your ILR, it will say you have a right of appeal to the Tribunal.

If it's a letter declaring you a s.10 illegal entrant because of previous deception, you probably have an out-of-country right of appeal.

Without knowing what your letter actually says, it's not possible to say what next steps you should take

[Obie]

If the Human right claim is not certified , then they will have to grant in country appeal.

[avjones]

If the Human right claim is not certified , then they will have to grant in country appeal.

Not necessarily. It could be a s.10 decision, which is out-of-country right of appeal only.

[Obie]

If the Human right claim is not certified , then they will have to grant in country appeal.

Not necessarily. It could be a s.10 decision, which is out-of-country right of appeal only.

That us not correct.

Under the new 2014 Act, there will be no right of appeal for these people against a revocation decision, or a curtailment decision, unless the Secretary of State considers a Human Right claim and certify it as unfounded, then there will be an out of country appeal.

If the Article 8 claim is founded, then there will be an in country appeal.