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timefactor
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New announcement from HSMP

Post by timefactor » Mon May 10, 2004 11:52 am


pixi
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Post by pixi » Mon May 10, 2004 12:50 pm

Thanks for posting. I am guessing this does not apply to extension applications? If I file my extension 28 days before my leave to enter ends and they are still considering it after it expires, I assume I can still continue to work?

tvt
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Post by tvt » Mon May 10, 2004 12:53 pm

Almost three months delay in processing HSMP apps.

I bet they are making loads of money out of this HSMP gold rush so I guess criteria will not be toughened soon.
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timefactor
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Post by timefactor » Mon May 10, 2004 1:04 pm

Pixi: from some other posts i read, turn-around time for extensions are 3 weeks.

TVT: yes, waiting for 3 months.. --> for incountry applicants, another 2 months waiting period for getting the passport after stamping (if approved).

TF

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Post by Chess » Mon May 10, 2004 1:16 pm

pixi wrote:Thanks for posting. I am guessing this does not apply to extension applications? If I file my extension 28 days before my leave to enter ends and they are still considering it after it expires, I assume I can still continue to work?

Pixi

Just to echo TF's post - HSMP extensions take about 3 weeks. Obviously you can carry on working however long it takes HO to reach a decision on your extension!!

If you are currently in employment - everything should be smooth sailing!!

please let us know how it goes bacuse I remember you arrived within the second half of your initial HSMP validity :o


What documentation do you intend to supply??? pay slips, contracts, rental agreements, job interview letters, company accouts, bank statements????


Good Luck
Where there is a will there is a way.

pixi
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Post by pixi » Tue May 11, 2004 2:38 pm

Chess, you are correct, and I am a tad worried about it. But I secured work one month after I arrived and have been working steadily since. I plan to include the evidence you noted, plus copies of invoices for my work and proof of self-employment. I am hoping, as you say, that it will be smooth sailing. Any other advice greatly appreciated.

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