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justwise:
What has changed from the last time you applied and now? I mean in terms of finance, property/business, single / married?

Hi. Not much has changed except the fact that I make a little more financially. Also, I rented a new apartment in October 2014 but although I paid for Legal fees, my landlord is yet to provide me neither the Tenancy Agreement nor my receipt of payment.

Hello,

I applied for a Family visit visa last year and was denied. I was never told I had to explain my bank statement until after the denial. I was also informed that I was denied because I'm single and there is nothing tying me here.

I am about to apply for another Family visit visa as my sister is pregnant and I want to see if I can leverage on that. I have a paid employment with a salary of 107,920 net. But I also have a law firm which I actively run as a private practice. I do not have any tax documents. Is it okay if I submit my Certificate of Registration of the business and Practicing Fees receipt for this Legal year as proof that I have no intention of disappearing?

I also intend to submit my sister's Maternity Certificate. Will all of these suffice?

justwise: No, you don't have full right of appeal.

Why were you refused?

I had 3 large deposits in my account which were questioned. However, because of my job in my place of employment as the Legal & Regulatory Consultant, the company pays money through my account whenever they need to be paid to persons for regulatory related purposes. In fact, my statement of account showed that these moneys were being paid by the same company I showed proof I was working for, the remarks told the purpose of the money and there was proof that the money left my account shortly afterwards.

Also, my sister who I was going to visit, they said they couldn't reach. Whereas, they called her mobile during working hours. And of course, she missed the call. They called her husband too and he told them she was at work and if they could call back, he would give them her office numbers but they never did.

If I don't have full right of appeal, does that mean I have some right of appeal?

Hello guys,

I honestly wish I had come to this feed before I submitted my visa application to the UK. Unfortunately, I was given a Refusal. My sister is of the view that I appeal as I applied for a Family Visit visa.

However, on the bottom of my application, it reads: 'Your right of appeal is limited to the grounds referred to in section 84(1)(c) of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002.' Please what does this mean? Can I not appeal?

Thank you.