Some of the facts:
Nowadays, it is not enough to provide evidence of sufficient funds held in your account but what matter the most is whether you can convince the UKVI that you are genuine visitor; Applicant that fail to prove sufficient arrangements for visiting the UK and strong ties to their home country risk having their Visitor application refused; There is no Appeal or Administrative Review rights available and refusal of such applications can be challenged through the Judicial Review process; The first step is to draft a detailed letter to the Visa Office outlining why the decision is wrong. The letter is part of the “Pre-Action Protocol” which can produce a positive outcome resulting in the decision being overturned. If the decision is maintained the next step will be to formally issue the JR proceedings in Court;
Some of the facts:
Majority of Applicants require a certificate verifying their English proficiency before successfully applying for a UK visa. Many of those Applicants have taken a test called TOEIC and this was provided by ETS (Education Testing Services); After a TV documentary which was aired questioning the validity of ETS, it was determined that some certificates had been fraudulently issued. After this investigation, the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) responded by issuing widespread removal letters;
For the past couple of years, the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) are scrutinising each settlement application. It is important to know that your application will only attract a right to an Appeal unless a Human Rights claim, and should you wish to challenge further, you can do so via Judicial Review.
