But 2006-2007 was a time for HSMP...who evr applied most probably got it..even many of my friends got approval within weeks but unfortunately i was rejceted. Even many got extension after that.
I disagree with you. Two of my friends got approved in this period, but that was also because they had submitted genuine information which was easily verified as true by UKBA. But to say "everyone" who applied got HSMP is an over-statement. I didn't waste time trying to apply with fake documentation at that time because I simply did not qualify. So I concentrated on doing what I was capable of - I worked on convincing one employer in the UK that I could add value to their company, and they applied for a work permit for me.
Settling here not easy task...everyone had got through different situations and procedures.
Probably the only statement I agree with. I too have had a fair share of settling up problems. Came in under a one year's work permit, and at the end of that one year, i was made redundant (credit crunch). Switched to Student for a few months but fortunately my one year had given me enough earnings to claim sufficient points under Tier 1. So while attending my MSc course (which I religiously attended in order to compy with my Student Visa conditions, but mainly because I personally wanted to obtain both my degree and a better immigration status in the correct way), I lodged an application for Tier 1 (General). My previous employer who had made me redundant was able to verify everything. Things were tight, but I got through by making honest representations to the UKBA. I was granted my Tier 1 after being on a student visa for 3 months. I still completed my MSc 10 months later. Even if the UKBA asks me to prove whether I was a genuine student at that time, I have the degree certificate to show them (even though this came after I was now on Tier 1)
Anyways...now how shuld i handle this problem, i cant smiply giveup or tell them truth..they dont have mercy.
I suggest that you start by accepting that your deceit was wrong and cannot be justified. If you continue to justify this unprofessional approach, you will give the British public an excuse to lable every other hard-working, honest, and progressive immigrant professionals/students who have shown good track records as dishonest people. This is not true.
The second thing you need to do is to stop soliciting for more ideas to further deceive the UKBA. No straight-forward professional/students will know how to help with this plan. Personally, if I were in your situation, I would either own up or approach a solicitor with my story. Covering up is the worst sin you can ever commit, and personally in my own heart, I would not feel comfortable so doing. However, the choice is yours to make.
1. shuld i tell them i worked only in my holidyas or summer vocations.
I have already explained to you in my first post how everything is easily traceable. If you worked on holidays only, how would you justify earning over £29k as a student??? In 2007 when I was a newly qualified accountant (before I went for my MSc course), the company that did the work permit for me paid me £28k as a full time employee. My friend, also newly qualified at that time earned £32k, and a third friend earned £26k. How will a student justify earning £29k over the holidays only??? Either you are over-working as suggested by Sushmehta above, or you really must have a special skill for which an employer is willing to pay high wages. I think not. I would go by Sushmehta's assumption that the caseworker will suspect that you over-worked. This is because they are not fools, they will use the formula 1+1=2 and again, they will find you out.
2. Student visa breach is only if they found evidence that i worked more then 20hrs.
With the lies you are planning to contort, they will eventually find this evidence, and they are likely to find more than just the over-working. You really don't wanna be found with a printing press that churns out fake payslips and company letter-heads etc.
3. Nowhere it is written that student cant earn above this particular amount
Yes, true - it is not written anywhere, but how are you going to justify your earnings in light of my comment above, that as a newly qualified accountant, I earned only £28k in 2007, and you as a student earned 29k??? Are you a Highly Skilled Student???
I'm not trying to scare you but you're most likely in trouble.