T1 Entrepreneur visa is refused without original doc return

[pepperminttea]

i submitted my T1 entrepreneur visa on 1st March and received refusal letter by recorded Royal mail without any origional documents on 10th April.
the decision is 'Refusal to vary leave and decision to remove/variation of leave and decision to remove'

i applied PSW change to T1 entreneur with 50K funds under my name, refusal reasons are:
1. the banks (not a UK bank, outside UK) did not mention the money is freely transfer to the UK --- However, no bank could write as that, but it is under my name.
2. did not provide advertisement to demonstrate the trading presence...

i send email with an filled form to claim my documents back on 17th April but no any reply received so far. my visa is expired already.

is there anyone could kindly advice what should i do next, how to get my passport etc.back... do appreciate for your help!

[Choc-Ice]

i submitted my T1 entrepreneur visa on 1st March and received refusal letter by recorded Royal mail without any origional documents on 10th April.
the decision is 'Refusal to vary leave and decision to remove/variation of leave and decision to remove'

i applied PSW change to T1 entreneur with 50K funds under my name, refusal reasons are:
1. the banks (not a UK bank, outside UK) did not mention the money is freely transfer to the UK --- However, no bank could write as that, but it is under my name.
2. did not provide advertisement to demonstrate the trading presence...

i send email with an filled form to claim my documents back on 17th April but no any reply received so far. my visa is expired already.

is there anyone could kindly advice what should i do next, how to get my passport etc.back... do appreciate for your help!

Sorry about the outcome of your application! Did you appeal the decision? If you have then you'll have to wait for the outcome (of the appeal) before they can return your doc. The other way you can get it back is if you make arrangement to leave the country (buying a flight ticket), they will hand you your passport/doc at the airport!

[pepperminttea]

Many thanks for your information. really helpful.

I did not appeal the decision because it seems there is slim chance of success. I plan to go back home then make a new application. i must come back UK since the business is here.

is there any negative impact for my new application of this case?
Also, i wonder, if i book airticket,i hope i won't miss my flight due to the immigration process of get my passport back. I still need other original documents back such as my certificate, transcription etc. for your experience can i get them as well?

Thanks indeed for your help.

[help_please]

you can reapply within 28 days....if you decided not to appeal....

[Choc-Ice]

Many thanks for your information. really helpful.

I did not appeal the decision because it seems there is slim chance of success. I plan to go back home then make a new application. i must come back UK since the business is here.

is there any negative impact for my new application of this case?
Also, i wonder, if i book airticket,i hope i won't miss my flight due to the immigration process of get my passport back. I still need other original documents back such as my certificate, transcription etc. for your experience can i get them as well?

Thanks indeed for your help.

I don't think it will impact negatively on any future application as long as you can tackle the 2 reasons for rejection when you re-apply . Just like the OP (help_please) said, you can re-apply within 28 days in country if you want.
Regarding departing the country, you have to leave enough time (14-21 days) before your flight. This will allow them prepare all your documents and send to the point of departure- should you choose to follow this route.

Hope this helps..Good luck

[pepperminttea]

Many thanks for your information. really helpful.

I did not appeal the decision because it seems there is slim chance of success. I plan to go back home then make a new application. i must come back UK since the business is here.

is there any negative impact for my new application of this case?
Also, i wonder, if i book airticket,i hope i won't miss my flight due to the immigration process of get my passport back. I still need other original documents back such as my certificate, transcription etc. for your experience can i get them as well?

Thanks indeed for your help.

I don't think it will impact negatively on any future application as long as you can tackle the 2 reasons for rejection when you re-apply . Just like the OP (help_please) said, you can re-apply within 28 days in country if you want.
Regarding departing the country, you have to leave enough time (14-21 days) before your flight. This will allow them prepare all your documents and send to the point of departure- should you choose to follow this route.

Hope this helps..Good luck

Thanks a lot for the advice.
I just wonder how to contact UKBA to let them know i will go back my country so that they can prepare to return my doc. I tried to call UKBA but was informed to send email to claim the doc. back, however 1 month passed i haven't got any reply yet. Could you advice where i can get the UKBA contact number?

[help_please]

Many thanks for your information. really helpful.

I did not appeal the decision because it seems there is slim chance of success. I plan to go back home then make a new application. i must come back UK since the business is here.

is there any negative impact for my new application of this case?
Also, i wonder, if i book airticket,i hope i won't miss my flight due to the immigration process of get my passport back. I still need other original documents back such as my certificate, transcription etc. for your experience can i get them as well?

Thanks indeed for your help.

I don't think it will impact negatively on any future application as long as you can tackle the 2 reasons for rejection when you re-apply . Just like the OP (help_please) said, you can re-apply within 28 days in country if you want.
Regarding departing the country, you have to leave enough time (14-21 days) before your flight. This will allow them prepare all your documents and send to the point of departure- should you choose to follow this route.

Hope this helps..Good luck

Thanks a lot for the advice.
I just wonder how to contact UKBA to let them know i will go back my country so that they can prepare to return my doc. I tried to call UKBA but was informed to send email to claim the doc. back, however 1 month passed i haven't got any reply yet. Could you advice where i can get the UKBA contact number?

o dear, its means you already overstayed...now u can not do anything....best advice in this point i can give is to contact any lawyer...

[pepperminttea]

Many thanks for your information. really helpful.

I did not appeal the decision because it seems there is slim chance of success. I plan to go back home then make a new application. i must come back UK since the business is here.

is there any negative impact for my new application of this case?
Also, i wonder, if i book airticket,i hope i won't miss my flight due to the immigration process of get my passport back. I still need other original documents back such as my certificate, transcription etc. for your experience can i get them as well?

Thanks indeed for your help.

I don't think it will impact negatively on any future application as long as you can tackle the 2 reasons for rejection when you re-apply . Just like the OP (help_please) said, you can re-apply within 28 days in country if you want.
Regarding departing the country, you have to leave enough time (14-21 days) before your flight. This will allow them prepare all your documents and send to the point of departure- should you choose to follow this route.

Hope this helps..Good luck

Thanks a lot for the advice.
I just wonder how to contact UKBA to let them know i will go back my country so that they can prepare to return my doc. I tried to call UKBA but was informed to send email to claim the doc. back, however 1 month passed i haven't got any reply yet. Could you advice where i can get the UKBA contact number?

o dear, its means you already overstayed...now u can not do anything....best advice in this point i can give is to contact any lawyer...

anyway. Thanks indeed.

[babylondoner]

be on the lookout.

you might get policemen/visitors at your home address anytime from now to remove you to the nearest deportation center and then put you on a flight back home