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No it doesn't; that's not sufficient information! What exactly does it say? A refusal on that basis would be absurd as there is nothing in the rules that would demand this.apandey30 wrote:The rejection letter states as below: Your sponsor has failed to provide evidence of his employment/ earnings in UK.
I disagreeLucapooka wrote:It would help if you could post the exact text of the refusal notice.
There is a difference between new evidence of something that did not exist at the time of the decision, and additional evidence of something that did exist at the time of the decision. If you were employed it will be additional evidence that was previously omitted which will be accepted by an appeal. If, indeed, you are employed under the terms of your Tier 2 visa then this can be easily proven and the ECM review stage of the appeal may well yield a quick result.
Appeal the decison , and you can argue on the point that this requirement is not clear or mentioned in the guidance. Thus you didnt provide the requested document. ( I appeal my wife visa refusal on the same basis : as there is no proper guidance available for the list of documents required)apandey30 wrote:Hi Everyone,
I submitted a tier 2 general dependent visa for my 2 month old daughter from India which got rejected.
The reason of rejection was that I had not submitted proof of my employment with the original application. I had submitted copy of my visa but they did not consider it as sufficient evidence of my employment. I have 2 questions
1) If I submit an appeal against the decision then can I submit additional evidence for my employment which I had not provided with the original application.
2) How much time does it normally take for the completion of the appeal process? Will it be better if submit a fresh applications rather then appealing against the decision on the first application of my daughter.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Abhi
Trueku85 wrote:The link you had given is regarding restrictions on 'new evidence' at points-based system appeals
What Lucapooka stated is correct in regards to this post as it relates to appeal process for PBS dependents and not PBS migrants.
See APL7.5 Post decision evidence-
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... es/part12/