When to submit original evidence?

[swjunkie228]

My first application was denied due to an apparently missing end date of course on letters for my original application [The date was included and highlighted on two separate letters] and lack of including the graduate certificate [I graduated in absentia and I had not received my certificate in the mail yet, but included a letter stating I graduated in absentia and I successfully completed my course as per UKCISA guide lines].

I filed an appeal and have received my letter and it says any written submissions or further documents must be received by 23 April.

My question is WHEN do I send original documents as my appeal will be decided on paper (as it is fairly straight forward and their mistake)? Do I send photo copies now and wait for a request for the original certificate or do I send all of the originals now?

Thanks.

[manjit14]

Do not pursue things on your own, get a solicitor, if your's is a straight forward case, you can always negotiate, but getting a solicitor will give you peace of mind

[swjunkie228]

Do not pursue things on your own, get a solicitor, if your's is a straight forward case, you can always negotiate, but getting a solicitor will give you peace of mind

Its a bit late for that and your suggestion seems a bit like scaremongering. I would debate why I shouldn't hire a solicitor but that's not what I asked. Why should a pay a solicitor hundreds of pounds when I went to a red-brick University and received a legitimate MA. I have no reason not to pursue them on my own when it was a clerical error on the UKBA's part which denied my visa.