Robinson,

I think my post above "clearly" suggests the same. BTW, have you read through the guidance notes ever ??

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Hi Enable, I do understand that you are applying for EC on basis of HSMP. Anyways, given your circumstances, it seems that you will have to ask one of your friends to sponsor you "financially". For this, you will need a letter from your friend confirming his intention to: a) accommodate yo...

Hi Vishal, You seem to be in a real hurry .... expecting an answer in less than 4 hours of posting your query :lol: Fax the urgent treatment form and the job offer (which should ideally mention your date of joining). If you don't have one, ask your potential employer to issue one to you. regards

Isn't this more suited for inclusion in an "immigration" related discussion board on this website rather than the "HSMP" forum ??? Or are people throwing up posts whereever they fancy !! Friends, we are all mature individuals and professionals, so please maintain a decorum. There...

Suggest you get a letter of comparability from NARIC regarding equivalence of your diploma to British graduate degree. Though you have stated 10+4 diploma, it essentially means you entered the programme immediately after secondary school exams (10th grade) rather than after senior secondary exams (1...

Did your reference letter(s) include detailed description of your job / responsibilities? Without that detail in the reference letter, it is difficult to get points.


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With all due respect, this is your second (duplicate) post on the same subject :cry: :cry: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=10402 A reply has already been posted there. I second his opinion. Don't waste anymore time and just send/fax in the urgent treatment form asap. I hope everythi...

Hi Nivedita, Honestly, you need to take out time to read through the documents available on the site ( mentioned earlier. It is the caseworker's internal guidance notes. The answer to your query is given in the PDF document "past earnings". From what I can remember, I think you should wait...

1. Asa far as I know, a notarized copy of the passport should serve the purpose. No letter from the notary required. Search the forum and I am sure you will get exact answers as there are many posts with the same query. 2. Just the degree certificate. The want to know that you passed, but not intere...

Hi Enable, In that case, payslips are a problem. But no worries, you can submit the other 2 evidences. With personal experience I can say that it should work as I have been issued Visitors visa in the past even when I was not employed (twice infact !!) and therefore I did not submit any payslips. Wh...

Hi, This is from the caseworker's internal guidance notes - Which country code? - Secondment earnings Caseworkers should consider past earnings for applicants seconded overseas against the income band of the country where the position is normally held. Sorry but I am not sure what do they mean by &q...

Alas !! people seem to be in a real hurry these days, with no time to search the forum for already available answer(s) to their queries

Look here:-
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=9960
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=7949

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Anyone's credit card will do, as long as his/her signatures are on the payment page.


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Hi Dina, Qualification Details - 1. SSC Certificate 2. HSC Certificate 3. Bachelor Degree Certificate 4. Master Degree Certificate 5. NARIC Comparability Statement In order to score in "Education", all you need to submit is the Masters degree and the NARIC letter. Rest of the documents are...

So it is for sure that anybody on dependent visa can’t get converted to any other category including HSMP type by FLR. Am I right? The query was with reference to HSMP and the answers too refer to HSMP as the category in consideration. As sushdmehta suggests I can also go back to my home country an...

Is his WP still valid, or has it expired ?? In either case, don't think it will be a problem applying for EC in his home country. To make things clearer to ECO, he can mention the reasons in his cover letter when he applies for EC. But if WP is still valid, he can always go back to UK and apply for ...

Well, can't say for others but I didn't exactly understand your question based on the information you have provided. e.g.- 1-Jan-2006 to 31-Dec-2006 is 12 months, but 31-Jan-2006 to 01-Jan-2007 is definitely not 12 months !! Can you be fore specific and clear, so that friends can answer your queries...

I just want to know that is it required to check all my educational certificate by NARIC or Indian certificates will do the job? Depends on the course and the university. But if you want to be 100% sure and on the safe side, I would suggest that you apply to NARIC for a letter of comparability. reg...

Only when she gets EC from her home country on basis of HSMP and retuens to UK, will you be able to apply as her "dependent" from within UK. Otherwise, as WoodieG has suggested, you can go back to your home country and apply as your wife's dependent in the same application as for her EC. r...

Hi V3, No disrespect, but this is not the appropriate forum for these kind of posts. This discussion borad is for HSMP, and queries around that. I see that you have posted similar thread in another discussion board "Employment & Jobs in UK", which I think is an appropriate forum for po...

Hi barun_82, Two years as a Graduate research assistant (Technically part time along with the master's program) Cannot be considered as it is 1) gained on a student visa, and b) on a part-time basis. Significant Achievements --- One international paper in IEEE and two co-author papers Points----15 M...

What I have heard is that the BHC in the home country / country of employment (as the case may be) undertakes these reference checks. They call up the employer on the numbers provided in the application / letter of reference(s) and get a feedback on the claims. Not heard if they (BHC or HO) do the r...

Nizamm,

This information has been shared multiple times on the forum !! Only if you could have searched for it

Try 0114 207 6020.


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Hi hsmp_pan,

Looks like you haven't read the guidance notes properly , nor did you try searching this forum for the information .

Look here: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=10319

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You already posted this message in another thread. Why start another anew and confuse ??

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