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It looks 99.9% certain that your application has now been approved and that the correspondence from the Decision Making Centre referred to at the end of the email will shortly confirm this and/or any other steps you need to take.
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The original refusal decision has been withdrawn and a recommendation made to the Decision Making Centre where your original application was decided to grant entry clearance.
Let's break this down; it could use some punctuation, so it is a bit unclear:
- The original refusal decision has been withdrawn
- and a recommendation made
- to the Decision Making Centre where your original application was decided
- to grant entry clearance.
The letter is not telling you that the visa will be granted, only that they have recommended that the visa be granted.
It seems likely that the recommendation would be followed, but the letter avoids saying anything definite. The reason for this is outlined in the last substantial paragraph, which says that there could be cases in which the recommendation would not be followed, but that these cases will be uncommon:
It will only be under rare circumstances that this withdrawal will not result in the grant of entry clearance. Such circumstances would be those that, even in the event of an allowed appeal, would cause the Secretary of State not to grant entry clearance. It is therefore submitted that there is no good reason not to permit the withdrawal. Pursuant to Tribunal Procedure Rule 17(2), the respondent respectfully requests that this appeal be withdrawn. The Decision Making Centre will contact you in due course with further information about any next steps you need to take.
This paragraph also closes with the news that you will (may?) be asked to take further steps before a final decision is made.