Hi Malikjitin, 1. You need to provide more clarity for your first question, as you didn't really ask a question but made a statement. 2. Any earnings made within a consecutive 12 month period within a 15 month period prior to your application date is accepted. Bear in mind that although it is advise...
Mulderpf, I do agree that people make what you call "sloppy applications" and have to depend on appeals for approval, but on the flip side, is it fair that when a case worker has made a human error, that the applicant should pay for this mistake in addition to his/her visa application fee?...
Kabira, If you got HSMP in Jan 2008, then from this This table is reproduced from Table 2 of Appendix A of the Immigration Rules. * An applicant will be awarded no points for a Bachelor’s degree if: (a) his last grant of entry clearance was as a Tier 1 (General) Migrant under the rules in place be...
Even refusing Nigerians at a rate of 126 per day doesn't deter them.The question they ask when getting a refusal is ''When can I apply again'' For most Nigerians it is a game Rizwan, what is the correlation between the last three paragraphs in that article and the point highlighted above by mochyn ...
For the moderators,
I believe when people like mochyn make uneducated comments that prove ignorance, and slag other nationalities or countries like some of the ones made above, you should do something about it.
You guys shouldn't be worried. Some people's payment takes like 2 - 3 weeks to get deducted. In terms of using a consultant, some of them give very good advice, but others are in it just for the money. You could have probably asked to go through the form before it was submitted as it is your right, ...
Khaleeque, Are you serious? Do not be stressed about something like that. People have got their applications approved with worse omissions. As long as all your docs are in order, your application will be approved. Relax and enjoy some of the sunshine and don't always think in a negative way. Althoug...
On a personal note, I believe payslips and bank statements are enough, so do not worry too much. If UKBA are being thorough, the travel information is contained in your passport and they should see it.
itsvinodin, I am not saying that the statements and overseas payslips are not enough, but if you search this forum, you hear cases where people have been refused due to not providing enough clarification in their documents. In my opinion, it is better to give more relevant information to provide as ...
Seeing as your overseas earnings are band1 and will get no uplift ratio, in my opinion, it shouldn't make a difference as the earnings will just be taken without any uplift. To be on the safe side, just get a letter from your employer overseas stating that from these dates you worked abroad from the...
Hi Simply, I am sure someone like sushdmehta or vinny can provide the exact answer you seek to your question, but in my opinion, as long as you still have the right to remain in the UK when or if the hypothetical rejection occurs post April 6th, you won't be given a right to appeal because you still...
For 508,000 INR, you get 6,844.13GBP on the Oanda currency converter on 19th March. To be honest, what is in your passport should be enough, but I just read some posts were people said something about getting an extra letter to confirm you were physically present. In your case, just include a cover ...
I understand, the Oanda page is a bit funny. Try this link http://www.oanda.com/currency/classic-converter That link will give you exactly what you want. With the conversions you showed, I can still work it out to give you exactly the same amount on the link I gave you. Let me know if you require an...
ukcalling, No one knows for sure yet, but from what I have read, once the tier 1 route closes from April 6th, I don't think you will be able to switch unless it is under the Tier 1 Exceptional Talent Route and I believe this will be very difficult to get. This is just my opinion and I am not 100% su...
In my opinion, regardless of who made the error, it shouldn't be a big deal and it is something that should be easily rectified once you contact them. No need to worry about it.
