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Got decision in 16 days !!!

Post by Indian2005 » Thu Jun 16, 2005 11:52 am

Hi to everybody !
I have reading this forum since I applied for HSMP.
I had sent my application + documents on 1st june 2005.
Application received 10/06/2005
Decision made 16/06/2005

Today I have received a mail from HSMP team stating that a decision has been made and it will be communicated to me shortly. It also states that "Decisions cannot be given on Email or phone"

My reference number was 044###/01

I hope the decision is positive.
I request all the members to pray for me.

So, now , I am just waiting.
Can anybody tell me, how much time do they take in sending the papers and letter to the applicant. I am in New Delhi, India.
Bye !!! :D :D :D
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simar
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Post by simar » Thu Jun 16, 2005 12:57 pm

Oh man you are giving me heartbreaks.
I send my application on 7th June
Reached there on 9th June
Get charged & received ref no from hsmp on 14th June

With this speed I too can expect decision e-mail by next week
By the way I am too from New Delhi
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Post by Kotiara » Thu Jun 16, 2005 1:38 pm

simar wrote:Oh man you are giving me heartbreaks.
I send my application on 7th June
Reached there on 9th June
Get charged & received ref no from hsmp on 14th June

With this speed I too can expect decision e-mail by next week
By the way I am too from New Delhi
Mine was recieved on the 1st of June, but I havent got any results yet.
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Post by lbfrancois » Thu Jun 16, 2005 9:45 pm

Mine was received on May 24... still waiting for a decision...
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Indian2005
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Post by Indian2005 » Fri Jun 17, 2005 7:04 am

Hi everybody !!!

I called the HSMP and they confirmed.

I GOT THE APPROVAL.

Claimed 75 points but got 65.
50 for graduate level work experience and 5 yrs in ......
15 for education

Now waiting for the papers to come in.
Thanks everybody.
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Post by dhavaluk » Fri Jun 17, 2005 7:52 am

Dear Indian,

I recieved my documents back after 3 weeks in my first application (the decision was refusal) and this time in my paid review application, i recieved documents back just in 7 days (decision was approval).

So, either they have changed their way to send the documents or it differs in refusal and approval cases. In anyways,. u cn expect your documents back soemtime between 7 days to 21 days.

Wish you all the best for your future in UK.

Can we be in touch though emails or Yahoo messenger as i am also form India (Ahmedabad) and we have got approval around almost the same time, so we might be flying around same time also.

Link sot my email and messenger are already there below this message.
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Post by yedi » Fri Jun 17, 2005 9:06 am

Indian,

What telephone number did you use in getting home office. i was on the for like 30 mins yesterday to reach H/O but no luck. It was just engaging. I need to talk to HO in respect of my case. I requested for urgent request since about 4 weeks ago and yet no responce from HO.


Regards

Yedi
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Post by Indian2005 » Fri Jun 17, 2005 12:11 pm

00 44 1142591894
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Post by yedi » Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:16 pm

Indian,

Thanks for you reply. This is the same nunmber i've been trying. What is the best time of the day to get through.

Thanks

Yedi
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Post by majic » Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:23 pm

I got an email from them regarding the decision. I called them and they told me about the decision on Phone. And i am only talking about Wednesday the 15th..

Cheers
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Post by dhavaluk » Sat Jun 18, 2005 9:24 am

dear majic,

whats the decision in ypour case? hope its possitive.
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Post by hareenpatel » Sat Jun 18, 2005 10:30 am

Indian2005 wrote:Hi everybody !!!

I called the HSMP and they confirmed.

I GOT THE APPROVAL.

Claimed 75 points but got 65.
50 for graduate level work experience and 5 yrs in ......
15 for education

Now waiting for the papers to come in.
Thanks everybody.
Hi Indian,

Congrats for approval. I am also goinng to claim 50 points for experience. Can u please help me claiming these points. Please give me ur cell no. or send text to 09316942284. I want to see what evidences u supplied & its formats. I also want to know that do we need to show proof for past earnings for claiming 50 points for experience.

Hope early reply
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Post by rckybhardwaj » Sat Jun 18, 2005 11:05 pm

Hello,
Congrats for getting the approval so early.
It looks the HO is speeding the work now.
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Post by dhavaluk » Sun Jun 19, 2005 10:57 am

hareenpatel wrote:
I also want to know that do we need to show proof for past earnings for claiming 50 points for experience.
DeaR Hareen,

The answer is NO, i am damm sure for this, because, i had also claimed 35 points for senior level work experience (above 28) and am granted those points. But i never provided any evidence for my income.
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Post by hareenpatel » Mon Jun 20, 2005 4:59 am

Hi dhavaluk

Did u claimed 35 or50 points for senior level experience?
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Post by dhavaluk » Mon Jun 20, 2005 9:41 am

Hi Hareen,

i clearly said that i claimed 35 points for senior level work experience, may be in your case it would be 50, as i am over 28 years, or else i had claimed 5 years work experience including 2 years senior level work experience.
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kk_kolli
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did u apply thru agent?

Post by kk_kolli » Tue Jun 21, 2005 10:53 am

HI Indian,

Did you apply for HSMP thru an agent? Even i am planning to apply. Pls help me.

BTW, I hope you would have enquired about the pros and cons of going there.. Do you see this HSMP working in the long-term? Pls help me in taking a decision..

Thanks in advance.

KK
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Post by Indian2005 » Wed Jun 22, 2005 8:56 am

Dear kk-kolli
I applied through an agent in delhi. I even got my docs back with letters on 20th , so here are the stats:

applied on = 1st June
Payment cleared = 10th June
Decision made = 15th June
Docs+letter received = 20th June

Dont u think its amazing speed ........?

Bye !
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Post by kk_kolli » Thu Jun 23, 2005 3:59 am

Yes...it is..

Good luck Indian!!

I am still held up to decide if i need to apply HSMP to UK or H1 to US. Trying to find out all pros and cons of both of them.

Can you help me?
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