QuickSam,

Your case may have been very peculiar and I am glad to hear it worked out for you.

As other people have stated, based on the policy guidance and based on the initial query, you would have to go back to your home country and apply.


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Hi,

There are lots of threads on this on the forum already.

Unfortunately, they would have to go back to their home country and apply as they can't switch to dependant visas in-country from PSW.

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Hopefully, you won't need to make a scene and everything works out as expected.

Good luck and let us know how you get on.


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Ducky, Just make your point clearly and firmly that you need your statements stamped for a visa application and the bank should do it. If they do not, ask to see the manager and explain clearly again. At the very least they would stamp the statements and that would suffice. Contrary to what many peo...

It starts from the day it was approved and not the day you enter.

This information is clearly written on the visa.


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The timelines differ for people.

I don't think you should be bothered at all. As long as you have received one BRP for your dependent, I am pretty sure the other 2 and your passport are on their way.

Just give it a couple of days.


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Hi,

You should have received a letter from te Home Office telling you that you applied on ....... and your visa was approved on .......

That letter contains the information you require.


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Can you please provide more information about your application and your reason for refusal? Unless you were informed that you were banned, you can always come back to the UK in another capacity if you qualify or as a visitor. With more information, people will be able to give more help. Kind Regards

Hi, You don't necessarily need to show the exact same earning which in your case was £45,000. You need to show the relevant earnings that will give you at least the minimum required points you need to qualify for your extension. Depending on the total score you got in your initial application, the e...

Hi, You need to show the relevant earnings that will give you at least the minimum required points you need to qualify for your extension. Note that the required earnings you may need for your extension may be less than what you used for your initial application. For example, in your initial applica...

No.

Like MB243 has said already, it can include gaps in the 12 months, but the key is that you meet the required earnings threshold within the period regardless of the fact that there could be gaps in your employment.

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Hi, You will be awarded the same points for your age for your extension. For your earnings, refer to the section of the Policy guidance that relates to people who applied when you did to find out what you have to earn. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/pbs/t1-general-gui...

Gbptier1general, Although one of the responses to your question was the wrong answer, you shouldn't be upset. Kadik and Sushdmehta had already told you the correct answer to your query and included links but you weren't satisfied. I would suggest reading the policy guidance as over 50% of the questi...

Hi Rushiparikh,

Why don't you just get a second job in the UK? You can probably do it on the weekends or at night.

£8,000 should not be difficult to attain in a second job and it will also mean that when you apply for your extension, your application will be straight forward.

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Understood.

Thanks again

Thank you for your quick response

Yes Lucapooka.

She made her previous application one month before her leave expired

Hi, My wife was refused a Tier 1 General visa but received the refusal letter after her visa expired I would like to apply for a dependant visa for her. I need some help on a question in the form: 6.6 Have you ever been in breach of your immigration conditions for the UK? Did she overstay from the p...

Because you would have 13 payslips and not 12.


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Hi Dozywalia, You have not provided enough information for people to actually help you out. You should read some of the sticky topics before you post questions and you should avoid using upper case when posting, as it is bad written etiquette. Please clearly provide enough information explaning the ...

Sahi, If you actually took the time to read Manojk005's post thoroughly, you would see the use of the word "most". He didn't say all people were insincere. Getting into a slanging contest on this forum would not answer your initial query. I would suggest you focus on your initial query and...

Hi, if you seriously want to renew your visa, start from looking at http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/working/tier1/general/ Everything is clearly detailed there. If you have specific queries, people will be able to assist. The answer to your original question is yes, you will stil...

Kindly exercise some patience. People will respond to your query if and when they want to.


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Wasim, If you read the OP's first post once again you will see that he clearly needs 50k or more and not anything less than that to qualify. OP, I agree with Mulderpf and Lucapooka, you either need to be self employed and find extra work to do to make up the balance required or just get a second job...

OP, The answer you seek is clearly stated in the policy guidance. The simple answer is this, if the points threshold was 100 points when you applied for your initial visa, but from your earnings, qualifications and so on you got 120 points, when you do your extension you only need to meet the same p...