Kennedys Law is justifying why an appeal we said we did not want (and was bound to fail) was no better than the only other option given to us. We have evidence (in writing) that the application could have been processed in 5.23 months.
https://lawsjaws.co.uk/?p=3444
KENNEDYS LAW – 6 July 2023
“It is important to note that under a visit visa your Client could not work in any event. This restriction would have extended during any period of 3C leave and during the appeal process, should that course have been taken. Due to Covid-19 the timeframes for appeal hearings were considerably lengthened. It is extremely unlikely that your Client’s appeal would have been heard and a determination made prior to February 2022. As such, your Client would have bene unable to work in any event.”
AND
“As a visitor to the UK your Client was permitted to drive in the UK on his South African licence for 12 months – i.e. until October 2020. We note that his permission to drive ceased prior to him instructing our Client in any event. He would have been prevented from driving in the UK during any appeal process had he instructed our Client to lodge an appeal.”
KENNEDYS LAW – 27 September 2023
”Your Client could not have taken up a short term job (or indeed any job) at this time and this would have been the case no matter what form of visa was applied for in February 2021, or had an appeal been lodged.”
AND
”The point made in our letter of 6 July 2023 is that your Client could not have worked for a large part of the time period claimed in any event, regardless of what application had been made.”
OUR COMMENTS
To put this in their words “this is a nonsense”.
https://lawsjaws.co.uk/?p=6769