Winning uk appeal

[tooker55]

i recently won an appeal in the uk  (1 september) for my wifes sister to visit on 6 month visa. anyone know how long before she will be called into uk embassy, for visa  thanks

[the scouser]

When the adjudicator in the UK reaches his/his decision, in this case to allow the appeal, a copy of the reasons is sent to both the appellant (you/your sister-in-law) and the respondent (the visa officer). It may take some time for the respondent's copy to be received at the embassy.

However, your sister-in-law does not need to await the embassy to invite her to come and collect her visa. She can contact them of her own accord armed with a copy of the determination in case the visa officer has not received his/hers.

There should be no difficulty in your sister-in-law's visa being issued but if the visa officer is miffed because he lost the appeal and fancies being an awkward b*****d then he can insist upon re-interviewing your sister-in-law. If her circumstances have materially changed for the worse since the initial application then he can refuse her again.

Regards,

Scouse.

[tooker55]

thanks scouser, good advice i think il wait a little dont want to rush embassy. like you said they hate to have their decisions reveresed.

[Kan Win]

i recently won an appeal in the uk  (1 september) for my wifes sister to visit on 6 month visa. anyone know how long before she will be called into uk embassy, for visa  thanks

Well done.

Nice one

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[dr_Pat_Pong]

Hey Scouser ... you are good on the Brit stuff ... ex MI5 or 6 ?