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I shall refer to the appellant as the Entry Clearance Officer and to the respondent as �the claimant.�
The claimant is a national of India, who appealed against the decision of the respondent refusing to grant her entry clearance to the UK as the wife of Mr Abdul Mohammad, who has leave to remain in the UK as a Tier 2 migrant.
The claimant's application was refused on 28 th February 2013 on the basis that she had previously been refused entry clearance in August 2012 pursuant to paragraph 320(7A) of the Immigration Rules as a false and forged employment letter had been submitted as part of her application.
The respondent asserted that as a consequence, her current application fell to be refused under paragraph 320(7B) of the Immigration Rules.
The First-tier Tribunal Judge had regard to the evidence of her sponsor. The claimant had not appealed the initial refusal of entry clearance as he was about to apply for a further Tier 2 visa and was informed that the appeal would in any event take between six months and a year to be heard. When the sponsor was granted a further visa, he returned to India to help the claimant make a further application for entry clearance.
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