Well i will play end of this year again i mean after 7 month and lets see hows its goes .. Don't do that, unless you want to mess up your chances and probably be banned to enter the US forever. With so many attempts in a short time, they will see you desperate and a potential immigrant to the US. T...

Were you on T2 at the time and if so was your sponsorship actually withdrawn by the sponsor at the time they made you redundant? Yes, I was on Tier 2 at that time. A week after my last day in that job, a received a call from the manager saying that they reported to the HO that I was not working for...

Thanks for your reply i refused 4-5 time in 2 month and i was not aware about this matter That's a lot of applications in a very short time! :shock: If you apply for a B2 visa now, I can guarantee your application will be denied. You must wait a reasonable time to increase your chances as explained...

He has to be careful, I think that link is not updated as soon as someone is laid off from work. When I was made redundant, I was able to check my status even a few months after leaving that job. It said that I had the right to work in the UK until the expiration date of my BRP and I was not working...

I understand that you applied for an ESTA twice in a matter of 2 weeks, is that right? If you want to apply for a B1/B2 visa I think you still can try, but I would strongly suggest you to wait 1-2 years until you do this. I would say 1.5 years as a safe timing. If you apply now for a B1/B2 visa (or ...

Hello sir actually my wife is student I'm dependent we came Jan 2020.her course end date is June 5 2021 but in our brp we got March 22 2021.we need to extend our visa but college not responding properly they told after the result they will give responce, they said if we fail any subject we do proce...

You can send an email to this address explaining your situation:

IHSrefunds@homeoffice.gov.uk

There are other posts where applicants mention delays due Covid-19.

My last IHS refund took more than 6 weeks before pandemic.

Hope it helps!

The new employer will provide a COS, however, they need a start date. In normal circumstances, I would apply to transfer my visa and then once I have confirmed my eligibility to work at the new employer I would hand in my 4 week notice at my current employer and then start at the new employer. Howe...

I think that cases like this have been recurrent in the last weeks in this forum, it seems that some Tier 2 visa holders are misunderstanding the Covid-19 rules for working from home, and putting in risk their immigration status. There is another post where it was mentioned that these rules don't co...

Assuming that you have a valid BRP, you need to fill and send by post the MCC form (change of contact details): https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... s-form-mcc

The online option is only for those who have applied for a BRP but haven’t had a decision yet.

Does he want to study a undergraduate or graduate degree? I remember that back in 2017-2018 when I studied my MSc, I saw some students in their 50's (and above I think) during the dissertation week presenting their work. I am 100% convinced that there is no age limit to study. However I have seen th...

Yes I will get registered with CMI and want to qualify under "you’ll be working towards full registration or chartered status in the job you’re being sponsored for" In that case you would be employed as a graduate professional, I don't know what is the subject of your Master or degree. An...

My employer wishes to offer me a role of "Charted Office Manager". I guess you mean Chartered Office Manager? To be a Chartered professional the candidate should demonstrate a combination of education and professional experience in the field in order to apply for chartership. Do you have ...

You can stay in the UK until you find a new sponsor or receive a curtailment letter from the Home Office, whatever happens first. The curtailment letter can take weeks or months to be sent, it seems to be a sort of lottery. Nobody can say a specific time. If you are laid off, you are not allowed to ...

I think many Tier 2 holders are misunderstanding the UK rules for working from home due Covid-19. I speak for some people I know outside this forum who have been wondering the same. The guidance for sponsors, the UK official website listed above, is pretty clear as pointed out, it says: "You do...

I came to the UK with a student visa in 2017 and it took almost one month for the BRP to arrive, my designated collection office was the same uni. I only can assume that there's even more delays right now due Covid-19. There are other posts of students who arrived last year and have been waiting for...

I understand that it doesn't matter if you are under Tier 2 to claim this, as long as you comply with the eligibility criteria: are an employed worker (taxpayer), have been told by your employer to work from home due Covid, have not received the working from home expenses payment direct from your em...

They basically are asking if you have been refused any visa (any category) to the UK.

As you have been denied a visitor visa, your answer should be Yes.

Thank you. Can I go back to work full time the moment I resubmit my thesis or I have to wait for the results? You need to wait for the results. This has been extracted from a University website: "An MSc student will be considered to have completed their studies when they have submitted their d...

Don't worry about that. I was in a similar situation last year and never received a curtailment letter in almost 6 months.

Try to not change your address while you are in this situation to avoid any mess... otherwise you should be fine.

Focus on applying for jobs.

Shahzaib5478 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 24, 2020 8:56 am

Sorry it's Nov 2021.

Then you have until Nov 2021 to receive either a curtailment letter or a new CoS from another employer, whatever happens first.

The dates when you left your job or the company has filled for closure are irrelevant.

Hope it helps!

Hi guys, for those on Tier 2 General who have been made redundant in recent months, could you drop a line here on how long it took HO to issue you the visa curtailment letter? Also, if you were able to find a new sponsor, how long did it take you? Thanks a million in advance & good luck all! My...

As CR001 said, your new application will be withdrawn. Also, most likely you will be denied to enter to the UK. The immigration officer at the airport will notice that you have finished your studies so there's no reason for you to stay in the UK. The time remaining in your current visa is irrelevant...

Have you finished your studies with your previous visa? assuming it is a Tier 4 and you are applying for another Tier 4.

Hope everyone can sort this issue out soon. Been in a similar situation myself and I always suggest to not change address while applying for a visa or waiting for a BRP... unless it's extremely urgent or necessary to move out and you can't wait any longer. There are many posts of members who have be...