Immigration record after re-apply?

[Emre26]

Hello,

My settlement/spouse visa is refused due to missing financial documents. Somehow we skipped the bank statements of the payslips and salary info is missing on work letter.

I am going to appeal with missing documents. I feel (basically hope) these are minor mistakes and hopefully decision will be overturned by ECM ( ECM review supposed to be in 3-4 weeks time, am i wrong?)
If not overturned i dont want to wait so long for the court decision, i will simply re-apply.

If i re-apply and granted visa, then my appealing process will be automatically terminated (if i dont misunderstand from gov.uk pages). But in this case, will the first refusal be considered as i have a refused immigration application?

Also, does anyone have an idea how "having a refused immigration application" would effect me in UK? (except potentially lengthening my future visa processing times)

Thanks

[manci]

As the reason for the refusal was insufficient supporting documentation it will have no bearing on your future immigration applications but it will remain on your record and you have to be careful to declare it every time you apply otherwise it will count as deception.

Re-applying has the effect of withdrawing the request for an administrative review which has not yet been determined - see immigration rule 34X(4)

[Casa]

Please continue in your original thread.
http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigr ... l#p1343864

[cw4thai]

Dear emre26

My UK settlement visa has been refused due to missing 2 pieces of supporting documents, could you please advise as per follows:
1. Regarding to submitting additional docs to Tribunal centre, do I have to submit them with all the previous documents including the additional docs that Entry Clearance Manager required after my application being refused? or just the additional docs with the refusal letter attached.
2. Do I have to submit with the original passports? or leave out the passport then wait for notice from the Entry Clearance Manager/ and later British consulate in my home country in order to re-submit the passport, once the decision has been granted.

Thank you,
Bregards, Txx

[seagul]

Usually in appeal you can't submit the missing documents which usually be processed on the previous documents originally submitted with application. If you didn't attach the 6 months payslips and corresponding bank statements then appeal will be a waste of time rather re-applying with missing documents will be wise. What was the refusal wording.