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Immigration law [2026] UKAITUR UI2026000494

UI2026000494

UI2026000494 [2026] UKAITUR UI2026000494 (22 April 2026)

Upper Tribunal held there was no material error of law in dismissing an EUSS appeal based on a finding that the marriage was one of convenience.

  • Marriage of convenience
  • Euss applications
  • Devaseelan guidelines
  • Proxy marriage validity
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Immigration-appeals
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Immigration law [2024] UKAITUR UI2024000911

UI2024000911

UI2024000911 [2024] UKAITUR UI2024000911 (19 November 2024)

The Upper Tribunal dismissed an Albanian appellant’s challenge to refusal under Appendix EU, holding the respondent had reasonable grounds to suspect a marriage of convenience.

  • Eu settlement scheme
  • Marriage of convenience
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Eu-settlement-scheme
  • Marriage-of-convenience
  • Immigration-appeal
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Immigration law [2024] UKAITUR UI2023003547

UI2023003547

UI2023003547 [2024] UKAITUR UI2023003547 (18 April 2024)

The Upper Tribunal found the First-tier Tribunal had erred in law by not resolving a key factual conflict about where an English test was taken, and remade the appeal by dismissing it.

  • Deception in english language testing
  • Article 8 echr
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Suitability requirements under immigration rules
  • Ets-deception
  • Toeic-test-fraud
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Immigration law [2023] UKAITUR UI2023002115

UI2023002115

UI2023002115 [2023] UKAITUR UI2023002115 (7 November 2023)

The Upper Tribunal dismissed an immigration appeal, holding that the appellant had not proved dependency on his sponsor for EEA family permit purposes.

  • Eea family permits
  • Dependency under eea regulations
  • Remittances and dependency
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Immigration-law
  • Eea-family-permits
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Immigration law [2023] UKAITUR UI2022004466

UI2022004466

UI2022004466 [2023] UKAITUR UI2022004466 (26 July 2023)

The Upper Tribunal dismissed an immigration appeal, holding that the appellant had not proved dependency on his brother for essential living needs under Regulation 8.

  • Eea family permits
  • Dependency under regulation 8
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Immigration-appeals
  • Eea-family-permit
  • Regulation-8-dependency
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Immigration law [2023] UKAITUR EA052932020

EA052932020 & EA052922020

EA052932020 & EA052922020 [2023] UKAITUR EA052932020 (6 April 2023)

The Upper Tribunal held that residence documentation could be revoked where the underlying Italian identity document was shown to be fraudulently obtained, and dismissed the appeals.

  • Revocation of residence cards
  • Fraudulent identity documents
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Eea regulations 2016
  • Eu rights of residence
  • Eea-residence-card-revocation
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Immigration law [2023] UKAITUR EA149922021

EA149922021

EA149922021 [2023] UKAITUR EA149922021 (5 January 2023)

The Upper Tribunal set aside a First-tier Tribunal EUSS decision after finding procedural unfairness in raising concerns about a marriage certificate without notice.

  • Euss applications
  • Procedural fairness
  • Validity of foreign marriage certificates
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Immigration-appeals
  • Euss
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Immigration law [2021] UKAITUR EA000502020

EA000502020

EA000502020 [2021] UKAITUR EA000502020 (15 October 2021)

The Upper Tribunal upheld the dismissal of Mr Awuah’s appeal for a permanent residence card, finding no material error of law in the First-tier Tribunal’s decision.

  • Permanent residence under eea regulations
  • Exercise of treaty rights
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Disclosure of evidence
  • Immigration-appeal
  • Eea-permanent-residence
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Immigration law [2021] UKAITUR HU011302019

HU011302019

HU011302019 [2021] UKAITUR HU011302019 (25 June 2021)

The Upper Tribunal allowed an immigration appeal, finding the Secretary of State had not proved TOEIC deception and accepting the appellant’s account of taking the test.

  • Deception in toeic english language testing
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Human rights grounds for leave to remain
  • Reliability of evidence in administrative decision-making
  • Toeic-deception
  • Immigration-appeals
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Immigration law [2021] UKAITUR EA015472019

EA015472019

EA015472019 [2021] UKAITUR EA015472019 (3 March 2021)

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal against refusal of an EEA residence card, finding the appellant had proved a valid Nigerian proxy marriage.

  • Eea residence rights
  • Proxy marriage validity
  • Burden of proof in immigration appeals
  • Proxy-marriage
  • Eea-residence-rights
  • Burden-of-proof
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