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The Entry Clearance Officer, Manila, is the appellant in this appeal, but to avoid confusion I shall refer to the Entry Clearance Officer as �the claimant� and to Mrs Teresita Pidgeon as the �appellant� as she was before the First-tier Tribunal.
The appellant is a citizen of the Philippines, where she was born on 16 th May, 1978. She is the wife of Mr Anthony Pidgeon, a British citizen settled in the United Kingdom to whom I shall refer as �the sponsor�. The appellant made an online application submitted on 16 th August, 2012 for settlement to the UK to join her spouse.
The appellant�s application was refused by the Entry Clearance Officer on 16 th November, 2012. In refusing the appellant�s application the Entry Clearance Officer said this:-
Given the above, I am not satisfied that you meet the English language requirements of paragraph E-ECP.4.1.
I have therefore refused your application because I am not satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that you meet of the requirements (sic) of the relevant Paragraph of the UK Immigration Rules �.
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