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For the Respondent : Ms F Shaw, Counsel instructed by Alpha Business and Legal Consultants
I shall refer to the appellant as �the entry clearance officer� and the respondent as �the claimant.� The entry clearance officer appeals against the decision of the First-tier Tribunal promulgated on 19 November 2014.
The claimant is a citizen of India, aged 34, and was sponsored by his wife, aged 30, who was living in the UK since 2 May 2008 and has become a permanent resident since October 2012.
The appeal against the decision by the entry clearance officer on 11 March 2014 to refuse the claimant entry clearance under the Immigration Rules, was dismissed by the First-tier tribunal panel under the rules but allowed under the Human Rights Convention.
The First-tier Tribunal concluded that the claimant failed to comply at the time of the application with E-ECP 3.1 in that he did not provide the required documentation to the entry clearance officer [14(iii)]. The decision was accordingly in accordance with the law.
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