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I am trying to help someone.
Situation: visitor visa refused for family member under paragraphs V4.2(a) and (c) of Appendix V (+ "I am not satisfied that you will leave the UK at the end of your visit or that you are genuinely seeking entry as visitor")
Details:
The applicant works in the medical field. She has held his position for 11 years. She receives 2 incomes from the same employer:
- Fixed monthly salary for which she receives monthly payslips
- Variable revenue depending on worked weekends, nights, extra-hour... for which another payslip is issued.
With her application, she provided her bank statement, but only the monthly fixed income payslips. As result, the caseworker wrote this:
"You state that you are not in receipt of an additional income however from the
supporting information provided I note large irregular deposits made into your
account from unknown sources. From the supporting information provided you have
not demonstrated the origins of these funds and I am not satisfied that these funds
are genuinely available to you for your exclusive use. I am not satisfied that you have
shown an accurate reflection of your personal or economic circumstances"
Also, the applicant father is deceased and she is the sole career of her elderly mother. She failed to mention that in the cover letter attached to her application.
Other issue, while she received an invitation from the UK with a sponsor offering full expenses for the trip, she added a letter from her husband explaining that he will be giving her £1500 towards the trip. In the refusal letter from the Home Office, her husband is designated as sponsor. It seems due that due to the intrusion of her husband in the application, he was considered as sponsor and not the British sponsor.
Note: the husband has a 3-year visitor visa to the UK, so he wasn't applying.
Question:
In practice, does it worth it applying again immediately and fixing the errors?
- Adding all payslips to better represent her revenue
- Demonstrating that she is a sole carer of her mother
- Re-stating, that she has 1 sponsor only, who is the British family member
As their formulate it in the refusal letter, each application is considered under its own merits. As the initial application was far from perfect, I believe that the original caseworker didn't get a correct picture of the situation. Do you think that placing immediately a new application with all points above addressed would worth it or there is little to no chance of success from this point?
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They are paid a lot of money for the time they spend on these visas but they don't seem to use any flexibility. They have all the contact details of the applicant, but the application is dusted without further inquiry and the money lost in case of refusal.