Hi Marcidevpal,marcidevpal wrote: ↑Fri Jul 14, 2023 10:56 amI agree. Knowing the process and the pitfalls is the key. I am really sorry you had to experience so much stress and discomfort. The Home Office is now aware from your witness statement and the judge's decision, that you deal with OCD, anxiety, and other issues surrounding your mental health. I would send them a reminder email in two weeks to say about your offer. I would include a paragraph about what happened in December and another paragraph about the stress you are under now. If they still fail to accept your offer and you win, I believe you have a very strong case for receiving compensation and an apology. If having the permission application as an outstanding task is stressful for you, just send it. You have another go with the Upper Tribunal.Wishfulgirl wrote: ↑Fri Jul 14, 2023 10:14 amThis time around, I am doing a lil bit better, because I have a bit more understanding how the whole process works and I am reading more on this forum and others to better equipped my knowledge of the process.
Just received confirmation from the courts, They have sent over a copy of my appeal bundle. It would seems they presented the skeleton argument from the 04th of January, instead of the updated version I sent on the 05th of January. The home office would’ve only received the 05th of January bundles because I made sure to send it to the courts first, then I sent it to the Home office and further cc’d the courts within that email. (One would think they would’ve picked it up but it’s obviously not the case & someone made an error somewhere. Despite reassuring me that it was actioned, it’s now disappointing to know it wasn’t. How exhausting!
Nonetheless, My skeleton argument provided on the 4th of January raised the same question and submission similar to the one I emailed to the courts on the 05th January 2023. So nothing has changed and the “Issues to be determined & Submissions “ were still not acknowledged within my hearing.