Legal Question in Immigration Law in United Kingdom

Hi there !!! i am a student of the university of westminster. I made an application for FLR tier 4. The UKBA refused the application on the basis that i didn't have sufficient funds to meet the criteria of Tier 4 and that the financial sponsor ( my dad) didnt have a proof of the relationship. Currently i made an appeal against the decision. Got the family registration certificate from back home , bank statements (both my mother and father that exceed � 1600 well over for over 28 days ) ,their passport and national id card copies, official letter stating that i have access to the funds. I have gone for an oral hearing which is due next month.

FurtherTo add i have paid full fee for the year , that i was granted leave for 6 years, that i have got 30 points for cas . should i accompany an immigration lawyer for the court hearing ? or you think its a straight forward case ? Please help


Asked on 4/26/11, 1:47 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Asif Salam Salam & Co Solicitors

These kinds of hearings will often involve a representative appearing on behalf of the UK Border Agency, who will be defending the case against you.

The representative may wish to bring new issues up at the hearing that were not previously mentioned and if you are serious about remaining in the UK it is advisable that you have representation at the hearing.

If you wish to discuss this further please feel free to contact us at [email protected]

Regards

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Answered on 4/27/11, 1:28 am


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