Appeal and positive decision

[Marzeilla]

Hello,
So when I opened the residence permit decision on e services, it was in Finnish (I didn't notice the English summary at the end). I opened the second document and it was appealprocedures. I panicked. I re-oppened the decision and here was the English summary : "You have been granted residence permit....". Question is why are there appeal procedures attached to a positive decision? Why would people want to appeal against a positive decision ?

[Beep_Boop]

Indeed like tummansininen said. Just a few weeks ago we had a question here from somebody who was thinking about appealing a positive decision that gave him 1 year RP while he wanted 4.

[Rip]

It is not always self evident if each and every aspect of the decision are according to potential applicants wishes. (On the other hand, this is also a country that considers the "tunnel has ended" sign necessary on roads.)

[agksam]

Dear Marzeille ,
I need to ask u a few questions but first congratulations on your residence permit.
Which school eventually admitted you and pls how long did your application stay at the embassy before it was approved. finally did u apply through e service or paper application. thank u

[Marzeilla]

Thanks. I see now. So as a whole it means that you still get to point out if smthng is wrong regardless of how cohesive the decision seems to be with what you asked or more generally that appeal is a right.

[Marzeilla]

Dear Marzeille ,
I need to ask u a few questions but first congratulations on your residence permit.
Which school eventually admitted you and pls how long did your application stay at the embassy before it was approved. finally did u apply through e service or paper application. thank u

Thanks. I applied through E-services. I advise you to do so. E-services allows you to follow up on your application. It is also faster because if you go with paper application, the embassy will have to enter all of the information again. In addition, the fee for E-services is I guess30 Euros lower than that of paper application (even if you pay at the embassy) . So definetly E-services. If you go through the forum, you will notice that processing times vary extremly and have nothing to do with what is described on Migri.fi and I'm not sure how that works exactly ( but follow recommendations on Migri.Fi; fill the application carefully and include all necessary info). That being said, all necessary info is normally on Migri.Fi. Aside from the processing times matter I just pointed out, I'm sure checking it out will clear out a lot of things.

[agksam]

Tnx so very much....