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I passed Life In The UK in less than 2 mins and I am sure I answered all questions correctly.Obie wrote:Did you pass the KOL as vinny asked?
If you have and your passport shows when you came to the UK and you have notary people who can attest to your presence, i will strongly recommend a JR, as you never know whats round the corber in 2 years.
Thanks Obie, that made feel better.Obie wrote:This is abuse of power, the rules for long residence states that discretionary leave should not be granted except when the person meets all the requirements except the KOL.
To give you DLR as a means of preventing you from appealing, an appeal i feel you have an excellent prospect of winning, seems wrong in my view.
I believe you should send them a Pre action protocol and threaten a JR if the decision us not reconsidered
Presuming the OP didn't have leave when he made his ILR application, he would not have been granted an automatic right of appeal had his application been refused and no DLR granted, unless the refusal was accompanied by a decision to remove - which we know from case lawdoesn't happen.Obie wrote:This is abuse of power, the rules for long residence states that discretionary leave should not be granted except when the person meets all the requirements except the KOL.
To give you DLR as a means of preventing you from appealing, an appeal i feel you have an excellent prospect of winning, seems wrong in my view.
I believe you should send them a Pre action protocol and threaten a JR if the decision us not reconsidered