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regardsWhat is Administrative Review? wrote:If we refuse an application for entry clearance under the points-based system and you think that an error has been made, you can ask us to check our decision. This is known as an Administrative Review. The review will, for example, look at whether your claimed points were correctly assessed.
Please note that a decision to refuse any dependant’s application for entry clearance as the spouse / partner / child of a points-based system migrant attracts a limited or full right of appeal as opposed to an Administrative review. This is because an Administrative review is used to assess whether points have been correctly awarded and your dependants are not applying under the points system.
Do you get a letter from the BHC which states the options available to you to contest the decision? If yes, spell it out clearly what the letter states - so that people can understand the matter better.kunze wrote: We were only given chance to call for administrative review.
What do you mean when you say that the marriage certificate wasn't documented?? Did the council forget to register your marriage but still issued you a marriage certificate?? If you can explain the situation clearly, it will be easier for others to suggest options.kunze wrote:At the OUR local council we noticed that our marriage certificate wasnt documented,and immediately the local council officials did the documentation and also apologised to us.
Appealing a refusal can be a long-drawn process and may take 6-8 months for a decision to be reached.Do dependants have a right of appeal? wrote:Dependants of points-based system Migrants have a limited right of appeal where the main applicant has had their entry clearance application refused. Where the main migrant has been successful in their entry clearance application, their dependants will have a full right of appeal, if their application is refused.
Given the circumstances of your case, IMHO, the EC refusal cannot be termed as incorrect. While I agree that you were also ignorant of the missing entry in the marriage register at your local council but it is not the fault of ECO either. He has based his decision on the information you submitted and the facts that came to light when your applications were being considered.APL4.1 What are limited or residual rights of appeal wrote:All refusal decisions are appealable but some refusal decisions only have appeal rights on limited or residual grounds. These are appeal rights on the grounds of race discrimination and human rights.
These grounds are residual because they derive from non-immigration legislation. Post is not required to tell a person with limited rights of appeal how to exercise that appeal. The refusal form will simply state that they have a limited right of appeal. However if an applicant asks for an appeal form to make a limited right of appeal, Post must give them the AIT-2 form and re-serve the notice of decision (GV51(LRA)). The appellant will have 28 days from the date of service of the GV51(LRA) to return the AIT-2.