I would like to think that as soon as they receive the application papers that they scan them to avoid this kind of scenario. I am sure that it is possible that they drop, lose or even mix papers. I would hope that they don't but wouldn't be surprised if they did occasionally. By scanning them upon receipt then that kind of c0ckup could be avoided.
Good luck Marco. Not so long to go now.
The thing is Lastlid I have a nice collection of photographs all attached to A4 sheets of paper that they returned to my wife with the original refusal. They have also enclosed copies of my passport on 2 seperate sets of documents, the original set they returned and the set they sent to HMCTS for the appeal. I cannot believe that these people are really this incompetent. I'm phoning Victoria Sharkey's office tomorrow to see if they will help me as she seems to have had some favourable mentions on the forum in the past.Originally Posted by lastlid
Curiouser and curiouser. Incredible.
Indeed Lastlid. The other thing I find laughable is their assumption that its not credible that my wife would want to leave her son behind. This is coming from a bunch ofwho granted a mother a visa and refused the childrens application, which was posted on here not so long ago.
Our son is doing well in school at the moment and there is no reason to disturb his life at the moment. He lives with loving grand parents and when we feel the time is right we will submit an application for him to join us.
What is bothering me and I am sure it is bothering you too, is the question of why this hasn't been overturned at the reconsideration stage, before coming this far. Maybe they just do crazy things now and again.Indeed Lastlid. The other thing I find laughable is their assumption that its not credible that my wife would want to leave her son behind. This is coming from a bunch of
Our son is doing well in school at the moment and there is no reason to disturb his life at the moment. He lives with loving grand parents and when we feel the time is right we will submit an application for him to join us.
And I wonder how they are going to defend their decision at the appeal hearing.
Rooting for ya Marco.
This really does sound awful for you both!
If it isnt stressful and difficult enough, they dont even seem to be able to see the evidence under their nose! Evidence you both probably spent hours weeks and even months collecting and organising!
This is why we are very afraid of the visa being refused...regardless if everything at our end is in order!
Yeah ok you can appeal and go to court etc but this all takes precious time and money after all the time and money it has already cost!
Totally agree with you. Yes the refusal has the financial impact in as much as I've had to travel to manila twice since being married to see my wife and various other things, but the time factor far outweighs this. Our first anniversary is fast approaching aswell as my 50th birthday and the thought of not being together for these 2 events is hard to take.
Still fingers crossed we'll get there in the end.
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