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request for review.

Post by khanv » Fri Mar 09, 2007 6:22 am

My hsmp applciation was refused citing Stupid reasons. I would like to request
for review.

But i have got few doubts regarding the same.

1.In the Letter which i have recieved from home office , they tell me that for
' request for review' , no supporting evidence are required.

2.In the 'request for review' application , i find that there is place where
we need do specify address for the 'documents to be send'.

3.I am confused of wether i should be sending the original documents again for
the 'request for review'.

can somebody who has applied for 'request for review' let me know of the procedure
e.

Any clue would be helpfull.

thanks
khanv

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Post by nikunj_dal » Fri Mar 09, 2007 11:07 am

Hi, very sorry to know this.

Can you pls. let us know for what reason your application got rejected.

Regards- nd.

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Post by khanv » Fri Mar 09, 2007 12:03 pm

i had submitted an letter from the employer which gives details of my
annual compensation effective 1 st jan 2006.

i had submitted also 12 months pay slips from jan 2006 to dec 2006.

Now they say that the letter from employer does not confirm that the amount was paid to me for the period i am claiming for.

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Post by Ashekt » Fri Mar 09, 2007 12:06 pm

Khanv,

When you send a review letter, the original docs are not sent again. You just have to prepare the letter with some stong arguments against the comments which case worker has made. When you are trying to explain them something just refer to the documents which you have sent earlier and they will look into it. They take a photo copy of all ur docs for record.

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Post by Reshma » Fri Mar 09, 2007 4:06 pm

khanv wrote:
i had submitted an letter from the employer which gives details of my
annual compensation effective 1 st jan 2006.

i had submitted also 12 months pay slips from jan 2006 to dec 2006.

Now they say that the letter from employer does not confirm that the amount was paid to me for the period i am claiming for.
Hello Khanv,

Did you submit any additional documents in you past earnings section. Like...
Tax papers and Bank Statements
Or just the 12 payslips and letter from employer?

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Post by khanv » Sat Mar 10, 2007 2:10 am

hi,

i did submit the tax document (saral form) , i did not have any problem regarding that.

I also submitted the annual compensation letter given by the company.

My mistake was i did not submit bank statements , i should i have done that.

If you are planning to apply , please provide whatever is possible.

regards
khanv

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Post by khanv » Tue Mar 13, 2007 3:25 am

hi all,

have applied for 'Request for review' with detailed document to explain why the decision was wrong , have to wait and see what happens

regards
khanv

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Post by makon » Wed Mar 14, 2007 11:07 am

What did the letter you got from the company said? Did it mention your annual compensation, or did it mention your actual gross earnings for the period claimed?

What the home office needs is not your annual salary but what you ACTUALLY earned?

In the review you DO NOT have to send back your documents as they made copies and you cannot send new documents.

Apply for a review and state the reason you claim their decision was wrong. However, if the review fails, apply again and include the following documents:

(1) Bank Statement
(2) A letter from your company stating what you actually earned for the period claimed. It may help if the put your earnings for each month on a spreadsheet and attach to the letter

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