IA000612017 & Ors.

"... it is important to submit all the documents as soon as they are available, as the respondent will review the evidence you submit before the hearing of your appeal. This could result in their decision being revised in your favour. If this happens your appeal may be treated as withdrawn and the hearing cancelled."

"11. The Appellants appealed and on 9 November 2015, First-tier Tribunal Judge Cooper allowed the appeals on the limited basis that the Respondent's decision of 25 November 2014 was not in accordance with the law the Respondent having failed to allow the 1 st Appellant 60 days to find fresh sponsorship (in accordance with Patel (revocation of sponsor licence - fairness) India [2011] UKUT 211 (IAC) and for a new decision to be made.

On 13 September 2016, the 1 st Appellant was given 60 days (until 12 November 2016) to find a new sponsor and advised that her ETS Test score had been cancelled due to test irregularities and was given the opportunity to take another test [R1 H].

The Respondent duly reconsidered the applications and on 7 February 2017 again refused the applications under the Immigration Rules and made decisions to remove the Appellants from the UK by way of directions under section 47 of the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006. The Appellants lodged these appeals on 14 February 2017."

In paragraph 21 of her decision, the judge found there was "no evidence before me that the 1 st Appellant has found a new sponsor, submitted a new CAS or taken a fresh ETS test and in the absence of such evidence or any explanation, I conclude that she has not done so."