Summarize key facts in 10 bullet points with formal keywords mentioned ‘’’ The appellant, born on 14 June 2002, is a national of Turkey. On 1 July 2020 he entered the UK on a multi-visit visa valid until 28 September 2020. On 7 September 2020 he applied for leave to remain under the ECAA in order to establish himself in business, his proposal involved the acquisition of an existing grocery shop and its development. On 1 March 2021 the respondent refused the application. The appellant applied for administrative review (“AR”) which the respondent refused on 30 March 2021, and in so doing, amended the reasons for refusal. On 6 April 2021 the appellant applied for AR of the further decision which was refused on 4 May 2021. 3. The appellant’s application was contained in a letter dated 8 October 2020 sent by solicitors acting on his behalf. It stated that the appellant was intending to buy an existing business namely an organic grocery store in the Highbury area of London. The funding of the purchase was met by £60,000 held in the appellant’s bank account which had been gifted by his uncle in order to start up the business. Accompanying the letter were a number of documents which included the business plan, a draft contract, the lease of the shop together with financial statements and tax returns. 4. The business plan identified the range of foods to be provided, the sale strategy of the business was described as “straight forward”. The appellant was described as “a young, energetic and enthusiastic businessperson” who “… will be responsible for management, staffing and daily operations as well as product ordering, stocking and bookkeeping.” The personnel plan envisaged a staff of four; two cashiers and two produce staff. The financial plan included the profit and loss account and cash flow statements for years 1, 2 and 3. 5. In the decision dated 1 March 2021, the respondent refused the application and stated that: “No evidence has been provided to demonstrate that [the appellant] possesses any experience or qualifications to ensure the role can be carried out successfully”. Additional concerns were identified relating to the “young age” of the appellant, the absence of the list of potential or existing clients, whether sufficient funds existed to cover the investment costs, whether the gifting letter from the appellant’s uncle indicated that he did not want the return of the money and an issue relating to the existence of two companies both of which were linked to the business which the appellant was seeking to purcha Write your response with exactly 3 paragraphs, separated with the markdown divider: ***.
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