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       The Secretary of State challenges the decision of the First-tier Tribunal allowing the claimant's appeal on the papers against her decision made on 17 September 2022, to refuse the claimant's application to remain in the United Kingdom under the EU Settlement Scheme. The claimant is a citizen of Poland.
       For the reasons set out in this decision, we have come to the conclusion that the decision of the First-tier Tribunal contains no error of law. The decision of Judge Cary will therefore stand.
       The claimant's application was considered by the Secretary of State who considered that she had failed to meet the requirements of Appendix EU because she had not shown that she was resident in the United Kingdom and Islands prior to the specified date (23.00 GMT on 31 December 2020). She therefore did not meet the requirements for settled status on the basis of a continuous qualifying period of five years.
       The claimant also did not meet the requirements for pre-settled status as she had provided insufficient evidence to confirm that she was resident in the United Kingdom and Islands in the six months prior to the specified date.
       The claimant appealed to the First-tier Tribunal, asking that the appeal be considered on the papers.
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