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Quoting on, if for an unfortunate reason your visa gets refused and you don't have a right to appeal, I am sure UKBA will give you a time frame to avoid being a over-stayer. Usually this time frame is 28 days. Good LuckMr Rusty wrote:If you made an in-time application, you have the right to remain under the same conditions until the application is decided. If it's refused, your right to remain continues until the appeal is decided.
Nevertheless, does the letter state a date by which you must submit such an appeal (on human rights ground)?Section 88: Ineligibility wrote:(2) A person may not appeal under section 82(1) against an immigration decision which is taken on the grounds that he or a person of whom he is a dependant—
- (a) does not satisfy a requirement as to age, nationality or citizenship specified in immigration rules,
(b) does not have an immigration document of a particular kind (or any immigration document),
[(ba) has failed to supply a medical report or a medical certificate in accordance with a requirement of immigration rules,]
(c) is seeking to be in the United Kingdom for a period greater than that permitted in his case by immigration rules, or
(d) is seeking to enter or remain in the United Kingdom for a purpose other than one for which entry or remaining is permitted in accordance with immigration rules.
I disagree. The OP has been given a right of appeal, albeit a limited one. therefore he still benefits from 3c leave.sushdmehta wrote:I don't think you have been given a right of appeal.Nevertheless, does the letter state a date by which you must submit such an appeal (on human rights ground)?Section 88: Ineligibility wrote:(2) A person may not appeal under section 82(1) against an immigration decision which is taken on the grounds that he or a person of whom he is a dependant—
- (a) does not satisfy a requirement as to age, nationality or citizenship specified in immigration rules,
(b) does not have an immigration document of a particular kind (or any immigration document),
[(ba) has failed to supply a medical report or a medical certificate in accordance with a requirement of immigration rules,]
(c) is seeking to be in the United Kingdom for a period greater than that permitted in his case by immigration rules, or
(d) is seeking to enter or remain in the United Kingdom for a purpose other than one for which entry or remaining is permitted in accordance with immigration rules.
regards
Q. - Does Section 84(1)((b), (c) and (g)) apply in your case?lucky7 wrote:But the last point in section 88 says:
(4) Subsection (2) does not prevent the bringing of an appeal on any or all of the grounds referred to in section 84(1)(b), (c) and (g).