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A spousal sponsorship appeal succeeded after the tribunal assessed prior omissions in context and found that the marriage was genuine.
A spousal permanent residence application was refused in part because the applicant’s earlier temporary resident visa application did not disclose the relationship with the sponsor.
The appeal record contained credible evidence about the marriage. The tribunal considered whether the omissions, individually or together, undermined that evidence.
The appeal addressed the omissions directly and asked the tribunal to weigh them against the full body of relationship evidence rather than treating them as determinative on their own.
The tribunal concluded on a balance of probabilities that the marriage was genuine and was not entered into primarily to obtain immigration status. The appeal was allowed and the application returned for continued processing.
A spousal sponsorship appeal was allowed after the government discovered that the document said to be missing had been in its own file throughout the case.
A spousal sponsorship appeal succeeded on both the genuineness of the marriage and humanitarian relief from a misrepresentation finding.
A sponsorship refusal based on compatibility concerns was overturned after both spouses gave consistent and credible testimony.
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