My wifes spouse visa has been refused by UKBA. My question to you is this, does the Embassy still accept a letter of reconsideration or will they only accept the full appeal form? If we sent a letter of reconsideration who would we need to send it to at the embassy. The refusal was due to my wife misunderstanding a question about her child. She omitted to put him on the form as she believed the question was asking if we had children and not if she had children with another.
We got a call on Tuesday from an ECO from the embassy who asked my wife if she had a child, my wife stated that she did indeed have a child. The guy then asked why she had not put him on the form, she then explained to the ECO that she believed the question meant children with me. We accept now this is of course not what the question meant. My wife never meant to decieve the immigration service and has made an honest mistake. Is it worth in your opinion making a letter of reconsideration. In my opinion the ECO understood her explination, but of course could not find in her favour.If we did write a letter would we need to attach the birth certificate of the child?
Any advice/help warmly appreciated.
