Appeal hearing date set.

[Mags89]

Hmm hope this turns out well for you and your family Marco; I'm sure it will with the right representation.

It doesn't hope you but some advise to others.

For my fiancée's application, her rep (my UK lawyer) produced an index of all the evidence we submitted. The evidence was bound in a folder because the rep told us they often lose evidence and this minimises the risk of that. Then the rep's letter called out all of the evidence that we submitted and how it showed that we met each piece of the legislation requirements. The rep's letter was very compelling and walked the officer through the thought process they should be using and to the successful conclusion we had.

[lastlid]

Hmm hope this turns out well for you and your family Marco; I'm sure it will with the right representation.

It doesn't hope you but some advise to others.

For my fiancée's application, her rep (my UK lawyer) produced an index of all the evidence we submitted. The evidence was bound in a folder because the rep told us they often lose evidence and this minimises the risk of that. Then the rep's letter called out all of the evidence that we submitted and how it showed that we met each piece of the legislation requirements. The rep's letter was very compelling and walked the officer through the thought process they should be using and to the successful conclusion we had.

This is what our Immigration agent did. Itemised everything that was included in the submission on a covering page. A sort of Index but grouped according to the order used on the website. And also related it directly to the legislation. Our submission papers remained loose though, as evidently even submitted in bound form VFS want the sheets separated.

[yellowcloud]

1. Does anyone know when you submit your appeal form do you accompany it with all of the original documents you submitted with the Visa application? or photocopies of all the original documents? Do you also send in additional evidence other than what was in your original application?
   
   
   
2. Do you think Anonymity is a good idea as it is offered in an appeal? If so why?
   
   
   
3. If you have a representative acting on your behalf does your fiancée/spouse need to sign the appeal form or anything like that?

[Dedworth]

1. Does anyone know when you submit your appeal form do you accompany it with all of the original documents you submitted with the Visa application? or photocopies of all the original documents? Do you also send in additional evidence other than what was in your original application?
   
   
   
2. Do you think Anonymity is a good idea as it is offered in an appeal? If so why?
   
   
   
3. If you have a representative acting on your behalf does your fiancée/spouse need to sign the appeal form or anything like that?

Do you need to go to appeal having had an application turned down Yellowcloud ? If not I can't really see any point in asking all these questions, however never having submitted a visa application I'm probably not qualified to comment