pumnoo wrote:i had my appointment on 1st Feb. 2012
i submitted an email print ( of UOW) confirming the pass result of my dissertation along with original stamped letter from my college confirming the same. both letter had their unique reference numbers . i hope if UKBA enqires from any BODY, they can easily trace my data.
should i go to college and inform them about this whole story or leave it. or should i do any thing else about it or just wait.
secondly i was going through your posts which posted in others' issues... i need some useful information from you please if you can.
1: you mentioned SAR and briefly i read about it from UKBA site. should i go for requesting it and what information will it provide? is it helpful thing.
2: in one post you were mentioning about conviction something like spot conviction or unspotted conviction ( i forgot the correct word). i want to know something about it please.
actually i been consistent road runner through out my stay here. most of the times i had some accident and over speed fines and points on my licence. several parking tickets. do i need to disclose these informations whenever i apply in future.
please note that Driving points are now 5 years old and therefore removed from my license counter part. and all accident claimes are settled outside the courts. and all penalty ticket have been paid without the involvement of adjudicator.
kind regards
pumnoo
pumnoo wrote:i had my appointment on 1st Feb. 2012
i submitted an email print ( of UOW) confirming the pass result of my dissertation along with original stamped letter from my college confirming the same. both letter had their unique reference numbers . i hope if UKBA enqires from any BODY, they can easily trace my data.
Student visa rules require you to seek permission to change your course or place of study. You're relatively safe as your course switch is with the same College. As soon UoW confirms your qualification and/or results, the caseworker would process your application further. My classmates were able to obtain PSW visas without their MBA certificates, which could not be made available in time. They were provided attestations of results together with transcripts.
pumnoo wrote:Should i go to college and inform them about this whole story or leave it.? Should i do any thing else about it or just wait?
Yes! Keeping them informed enables the College to provide the necessary support to you.
pumnoo wrote:1: you mentioned SAR and briefly i read about it from UKBA site. should i go for requesting it and what information will it provide? is it helpful thing.
It's always good to know what UKBA holds on record about you especially when in doubts. However, some have reported SAR application does delay an outstanding application because it takes precedence over the latter. If you apply for SAR, which takes 40 working days to be processed, your PSW application currently with UKBA would be halted until SAR is processed.
pumnoo wrote:2: in one post you were mentioning about conviction something like spot conviction or unspotted conviction ( i forgot the correct word). i want to know something about it please.
I remember the post to which you are referring. This person wanted to know whether he/she should answer "Yes" or "No" to this question: "Have you had any conviction?" You are not obliged to declare a spent conviction unless strictly required to do so.
pumnoo wrote:actually i been consistent road runner through out my stay here. most of the times i had some accident and over speed fines and points on my licence. several parking tickets. do i need to disclose these informations whenever i apply in future.
please note that Driving points are now 5 years old and therefore removed from my license counter part. and all accident claimes are settled outside the courts. and all penalty ticket have been paid without the involvement of adjudicator.
kind regards
pumnoo
No; unless required to disclose.
