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The documents produced to the Entry Clearance Officer were copies, not original documents. They were:
• a P60 end of year certificate showing that the sponsor paid tax on income of £30,000 in the tax year to the end of 5 th April 2016;
• a set of payslips showing payment of his salary of £30000. The tax appears to have been paid separately to HM Revenue and Customs because it does not show as deducted on the payslips.
• a letter from HM Revenue and Customs confirming that for the tax year 2013/14 he paid tax on £30,000.
The Entry Clearance Officer in Islamabad refused entry clearance to the claimant on the basis that the requirements of Appendix FM-SE at paragraph 2 were not met. The First-tier Judge said this
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