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this is the law, but as far as the administration of the law is concerned, and in view of the extraordinarily long times UKBA take over deciding sponsor licence applications, isn't the following a useful/practical suggestion to gain time for people with the promise of a CoS from an employer?sushdmehta wrote:Since Section M of the Tier 2 leave to remain application form is a mandatory section, your application should be returned to you as invalid unless you can provide the missing mandatory information before a decision on your application is made.
Providing biometrics by the specified date is also a mandatory requirement under law .
chris_g642 wrote: My strong recommendation is not to enroll Bio-metrics yet, if you dont appear for it within given 15 working days, they will send you 2 more reminders for 17 working days to 15 working days (which means 2 to 3 months easily)... in fact if you send them address change application after 3 bio-metrics invitations, they will again repeat the bio-metrics letters process 2 or 3 times which should give you more than at least 3 to 4 months if you want to hold your application without any decision or invalidation of your application... You can buy 3 to 4 months easily and you must get the CoS meantime so you can send it... Biometrics staff dont have a right to approve/refuse your application and unless untill you havent enrolled for biometrics they cant forward your application to caseworker for final decision but they will send you 3 to 4 times biometrics enrollment letters which you wont enroll untill you get your Cos... what maximum bio-metric staff can do is, after 3-4 months, return your file by invalidating it ... The best way to buy time...
It is, but to a certain extent only. How much time one can buy is dependent on the internal policy in place at UKBA with regards to immigration rule 34A(v) and the time frame prescribed by the Secretary of State for this purpose. Delaying biometric information submission is possible because there can be valid reasons that an applicant may be compelled to do so. But to expect that this window will remain open until one chooses to close it is a myth and an assumption that can prove extremely costly.manci wrote:this is the law, but as far as the administration of the law is concerned, and in view of the extraordinarily long times UKBA take over deciding sponsor licence applications, isn't the following a useful/practical suggestion to gain time for people with the promise of a CoS from an employer?
chris_g642 wrote: My strong recommendation is not to enroll Bio-metrics yet, if you dont appear for it within given 15 working days, they will send you 2 more reminders for 17 working days to 15 working days (which means 2 to 3 months easily)... in fact if you send them address change application after 3 bio-metrics invitations, they will again repeat the bio-metrics letters process 2 or 3 times which should give you more than at least 3 to 4 months if you want to hold your application without any decision or invalidation of your application... You can buy 3 to 4 months easily and you must get the CoS meantime so you can send it... Biometrics staff dont have a right to approve/refuse your application and unless untill you havent enrolled for biometrics they cant forward your application to caseworker for final decision but they will send you 3 to 4 times biometrics enrollment letters which you wont enroll untill you get your Cos... what maximum bio-metric staff can do is, after 3-4 months, return your file by invalidating it ... The best way to buy time...
gameover_786 wrote:Hi guys,
Some progress on my case at last. We got a reply from UKBA that they have passed on our application to the relevant department for consideration in reply to our urgent application request.
I have a question now if someone could reply that how long will UKBA takes from now one to decide the application. Will we get a decision within a week or so???
Thanks.
I would like to correct myself - having read through the statement of changes to immigration rules (HC 194) that incorporates the changes affecting applications from overstayers.sushdmehta wrote:If your current application is deemed invalid - then no.
Though HC 194 includes changes mostly affecting family route migration, but with regards to application for leave to remain by overstayer the same rules apply whether one is making an application under family route or another category (e.g. - PBS).7.18 wrote:Where an applicant submits an application before their previous period of leave to enter or remain expires, but the application is rejected as invalid after their leave expires, the 28-day window in which the application may be submitted as an overstayer will start from the date on which the application was rejected, rather than when leave expired.
Don't know if anyone could shed some light regarding this. Chris_g642 above says that if you don't attend the enrolment in 15 days they stated that they will send a reminder again. I have received my letter for Biometrics, and it says in it that if i fail to enrol within 15 working days or contact with them with a valid reason that my application may be rejected as invalid.chris_g642 wrote:My strong recommendation is not to enroll Bio-metrics yet, if you dont appear for it within given 15 working days, they will send you 2 more reminders for 17 working days to 15 working days (which means 2 to 3 months easily)... in fact if you send them address change application after 3 bio-metrics invitations, they will again repeat the bio-metrics letters process 2 or 3 times which should give you more than at least 3 to 4 months if you want to hold your application without any decision or invalidation of your application... You can buy 3 to 4 months easily and you must get the CoS meantime so you can send it... Biometrics staff dont have a right to approve/refuse your application and unless untill you havent enrolled for biometrics they cant forward your application to caseworker for final decision but they will send you 3 to 4 times biometrics enrollment letters which you wont enroll untill you get your Cos... what maximum bio-metric staff can do is, after 3-4 months, return your file by invalidating it with Fresh Application right due to the absence of your 'bio-metrics' report they are waiting for!! which should be still in your favor... The best way to buy time... Thanks, Hope it helps
Thanks, but the thing is my letter already states that they would refuse i am not able to attend for the biometrics. Which makes me believe that they won't send another request. Or am i looking too much into this?chris_g642 wrote:Hello Hashmil,
you don't need to worry about it since it just says the deadline of 15 working days from the day you receive this letter... but they are going to send such bio-metrics letters to you 4 to 6 times with 17 working days from the next letters... so you got plenty of time Friend! And also even if you still dont receive your CoS meanwhile, Their bio-metric dept would send you invalid application back, with the right of fresh application mentioning the reason (Absence of your Biometric Enrollment)... Thanks