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Before years 2000 when this categories was introduced after a ruling in European court on Yoesf case(what was exact name of case law)..Kitty wrote:Useful to know, thanks alikhan28.
BTW, is there a reason why the "Refusal wordings" (paragraph 35 on the linked page) for this category within the ECG seem to be so out of date? They include refusals for intention to work, and for not being legally separated or divorced, neither of which are requirements under 246 now.
I don't know if other categories have similarly out of date options. It must be a temptation for ECOs to refuse for the wrong reasons...
Hehe. "Easily" is relative when out-of-country appeals are taking 9 months to reach a hearing, but I get your pointalikhan28 wrote:
This was a visit visa category with no right to work.So home office has not changed refusal reasons yet..If you are refused for wrong reasons then you can win in appeal easily.
Ali
Can you send a link for these IDIs refusal.?Kitty wrote:Hehe. "Easily" is relative when out-of-country appeals are taking 9 months to reach a hearing, but I get your pointalikhan28 wrote:
This was a visit visa category with no right to work.So home office has not changed refusal reasons yet..If you are refused for wrong reasons then you can win in appeal easily.
Ali
The refusal wordings in the IDIs are more up to date, I see.
Vinny I know working is possible on this category.vinny wrote:Working should be possible.alikhan28 wrote:This was a visit visa category with no right to work.
Where written in rules that other parent should be sepreated to apply for this visa catagory? No where.I have seen this visa recently refused on the grounds that the applicant was not separated from the other parent plus failed to submit a Court order (he submitted the mother's affidavit instead as per the IDIs).
It takes from 6-8 months to get a hearing date and 2-3 months to get visa stamped.So in total 8-10 monthsIMO completely wrong and an appeal has been made, but when it will be heard is anyone's guess.