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Want to Can we appeal a rejectionrefusal of schengenSchengen visa?

My father was refused a visa to visit my brother and his new born grand childnewborn son, my father's grandchild, based on not having enough ties back at histo this country of citizenship ( IranIran). He He would like to contest this as he has travelled to the USA and to many European countries many times years ago and he never overstayed his tourist  / visitvisit visa. 

Is there some sort of human rights law that we can mention in the appeal letter to request himon the basis of not being deprived from seeing his son and nowhis new grandchild?

Want to appeal a rejection of schengen visa

My father was refused visa to visit my brother and his new born grand child based on not enough ties back at his country of citizenship ( Iran). He would like to contest this as he has travelled to USA and many European countries many times years ago and he never overstayed his tourist  / visit visa. Is there some sort of human rights law that we can mention in the appeal letter to request him of not being deprived from seeing his son and now grandchild?

Can we appeal a refusal of Schengen visa?

My father was refused a visa to visit my brother and his newborn son, my father's grandchild, based on not having enough ties to this country of citizenship (Iran). He would like to contest this as he has travelled to the USA and to many European countries and he never overstayed his tourist/visit visa. 

Is there some sort of human rights law that we can mention in the appeal letter on the basis of being deprived from seeing his son and his new grandchild?

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Want to appeal a rejection of schengen visa

My father was refused visa to visit my brother and his new born grand child based on not enough ties back at his country of citizenship ( Iran). He would like to contest this as he has travelled to USA and many European countries many times years ago and he never overstayed his tourist / visit visa. Is there some sort of human rights law that we can mention in the appeal letter to request him of not being deprived from seeing his son and now grandchild?