A reconsideration request can be made by an immigrant if
they had applied for a UK visa and the decision is not what they expected. The
Right to Reconsideration is only available to the applicants who do not have
the right to appeal or an administrative review.
The applicants can make a reconsideration request only if
they are in the UK. They can make the request if they have applied for any
of the following:
- Transfer of Conditions (TOC): Applied to transfer their UK Visa to Bio-metric Residence Permit
- No Time Limit (NOL): Transfer Indefinite Leave to a Bio-metric Residence Permit
- Extend your leave to remain, switch visas or settle in the UK
The applicant can request for reconsideration when their
above application was granted, but they feel that the conditions, like expiry
date, mentioned by the Home Office are either wrong or unsatisfactory.
They can also request for reconsideration if their
application was refused earlier and they are able to submit new evidence on any
one of the following:
- Date of Application
- Prove authenticity of the documents initially submitted
- Evidence that the information received by the UKVI was not available to the decision making team, prior to making the decision.
Apart from those mentioned above, the UKVI will not take any
other new evidence into consideration.
The request for reconsideration must be sent to the decision
making team via mail. The letter should state why the applicant feels that the
decision needs to be reconsidered. The applicant needs to check the
reconsideration guidelines before making any request. The reconsideration
request must be sent by the applicant within 14 days of receiving the decision.
The applicant cannot request reconsideration if their refusal
letter grants them the Right to Appeal or allows for an Administrative Review.
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