Thanks for that.

Anyone else any thoughts please?

I have a few questions for a first time applicant: -Parents will be applicants financial sponsors and will show relevant bank account documentation with enough funds to support their child in the 4 years of study. I read on here visas have been refused when the bank statements or any other financial...

unless they have tested him in some other way then they can't be satisfied that his english is at B2 in all four components. they will be aware of the UKBA's requirements. As advised, your brother needs contac them to raise the issue. If they are not satisfied, how come they never said anything.......

unless they have tested him in some other way then they can't be satisfied that his english is at B2 in all four components. they will be aware of the UKBA's requirements. As advised, your brother needs contac them to raise the issue. If they are not satisfied, how come they never said anything.......

The problem is universities' entry requirements are not the same as ukba's requirements. Just because the university has given him an unconditional offer doesn't mean they can issue him a Cas. They are unable to issue a Cas for a degree course only unless they are satisfied that the student is at b...

your brother would probably be better off speaking to the university directly in these circumstances to find out whether they are able to issue the CAS or whether they require further evidence of his English language ability. Universities have discretion as to their method of assessment of a studen...

Is anyone willing to help here?

Moderators, Members of Standing?

Be patient. It´s a weekend. Language ability is a matter for the course provider. That's what I thought too but look here : http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/new-approved-english-tests.pdf I understand this is quite recent and not much discussed here or anywhere at all...

wow, noone can help or knows anything about this?!?!

My brother is coming to the UK to study this September and the university of his choice are very happy with his qualifications. They are in the process of issuing him a CAS. I did some research of my own as things were totally different when I first came here myself 6 years ago and can see that the ...

Oh, so now it's a fact we can't settle and not a speculation?! Sorry its still a speculation but my gut feeling is it will be implemented. As long as they don't abolish the 10 year continuous residence I don't care, I need 4 years to reach that (4 student + 2 post study work = 6 so far) and would n...

As much as i hate the fact I can't settle in UK Oh, so now it's a fact we can't settle and not a speculation?! Sorry its still a speculation but my gut feeling is it will be implemented. As long as they don't abolish the 10 year continuous residence I don't care, I need 4 years to reach that (4 stu...

madona587 wrote: As much as i hate the fact I can't settle in UK

Oh, so now it's a fact we can't settle and not a speculation?!

Can u please tell me how long it will be given initially (tier 2) See 245HE(e) . Also can I have to have atleast £40000 salary for the tier 2 general for the more than 1 year visa. I am not applying for the inter company transfer visa where i believe there is a short term and long term visa. No yo...

Dear All, Can anyone tell me that i am currently on PSW and working in the big firm. My current salary is £29000 p a. I have 1.5 years remaing in my PSW visa. After that I am planing to switch to tier 2 general. Can u please tell me how long it will be given initially (tier 2) and can i been able ...

So depressed really....I guess besides marriage there will be no other option.

I apply this week for a Tier 2 Visa. I have already been here for 6 years, so would not staying for another 4 years and working on tier 2 make me eligible for ILR? I am not talking about applying now....but yet again, knowing the present immigration rules (forget about what might change), why is eve...

So there is no hope in the horizon if I continue working on a tier 2 for another 4 years for a total of 10 including my studies? And these changes proposed, will they not be implemented for those who come to the UK let's say from end of 2011 onwards or something?

rnr79 wrote: But my personal view..I wouldnt put my money on your case .

Well that's hopeful....anyone else....

I have been living at my current address for around a year therefore I have to proceed to the question asking about my last address where I stayed for another 2 years, do I have to carry on providing older addresses after this (1 + 2) or is this enough?


Thanks!

Dear all, Firstly wanted to say that for now I am in no position to discuss about becoming a British Citizen but I would like to know what my options for the future would be. This question arose from the panic of reading about the government proposals for breaking the link between temporary and perm...

Thank you so much *ddb*! :) When answering questions on section D about the immigration history: ''Where did the applicant obtain entry clearance or visa before travelling to the UK and what date was the entry clearance / visa issued'' does this refer to my current visa that would be the PSW or the ...

I have 2 questions about this application form. I have been on a student visa, entry clearance gained from home country, then post study worker and now applying for tier 2. When answering questions on section D about the immigration history: ''Where did the applicant obtain entry clearance or visa b...

That's number one on my priority list as I can see on this forum a lot of refusals on the ground that what the applicant and employer have put down were different. Here is the only copy of the code of practice I can find... http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/employersandsponsors...

So here is the thing: I am on a PSW permit due to expire in September and will continue to work for my current employer who's soon applying for my CoS. I was thrilled with that and asked no more but my supervisor suggested that I ask the centre administrator/ director who deals with all these to als...