Help required - HSMP rejected

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:16 pm

Hi All,
I got letter from HO today stating that my application has been rejected because of following reason.

"You stated that you have a degree eqvivalent to UK bachelor's degree. The name on the degree certificate is different to the one stated on the application form. No official evidance has been provided to confirm the change of name"

i.e My name on degree certificate is "FirstName FatherName MotherName Surname". And name on other documents is only "MyName FatherName Surname".

Document submitted:
1) Degree certificate + NARIC certificate.
2) Bank statement + Salary slips.
3) Birth certificate.
4) Letter from University for English language.

Is it worth to send it for review.

Regards.

VictoriaS · Post by **VictoriaS** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:25 pm

Yes, with an explaination.

Victoria

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:48 pm

But I dont have any supporting document in the existing documents submitted to justify the verification.

Will only my justification work?

Regards

VictoriaS · Post by **VictoriaS** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 2:37 pm

i don't know.

If it is just the case that, for example, your passport reads 'Ritchie John Singh Rohan' and the other documents say 'Ritchie John Rohan' then I think the refusal is very harsh.

Victoria

hsmpseek · Post by **hsmpseek** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 3:16 pm

But on the application form, only first name and last name is asked to fill.

How can HO say that name does not match?

On Degree certifiacte usually format is first name + middle name + sur name. And on application form they have asked only first and last name.

Richie, What name did you write in Applcation form?

HSMPSeek

VictoriaS wrote:i don't know.

If it is just the case that, for example, your passport reads 'Ritchie John Singh Rohan' and the other documents say 'Ritchie John Rohan' then I think the refusal is very harsh.

Victoria

rg1 · Post by **rg1** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 3:55 pm

You need a court affidavit which should explain the name change.

Hsmp-grant · Post by **Hsmp-grant** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 6:25 pm

Just to check! If i do get a letter from my employer confirming the salary should i ask them to mention the amount only for the earning periods claimed or for the whole period i worked for the company? and is an employers letter can be used instead of bank statements as 2nd proof.

Just out of courosity! if we cant give P60's as Tax doc.s for UK earnings , then wht kind of Tax doc.s are accepted by HO. Im sure they dont consider P45 at all.

regards

g

VictoriaS · Post by **VictoriaS** » Mon Dec 17, 2007 8:23 pm

No need to hijack this thread with a question you have already asked.

Victoria

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:02 am

hsmpseek wrote:But on the application form, only first name and last name is asked to fill.

How can HO say that name does not match?

On Degree certifiacte usually format is first name + middle name + sur name. And on application form they have asked only first and last name.

Richie, What name did you write in Applcation form?

HSMPSeek

VictoriaS wrote:i don't know.

If it is just the case that, for example, your passport reads 'Ritchie John Singh Rohan' and the other documents say 'Ritchie John Rohan' then I think the refusal is very harsh.

Victoria

Thankyou all for your replies.

Actually the name on my
degree certificate is: "Rohan FatherName MotherName Surname"
Name on application &
other document is: "Rohan FatherName Surname"

Degree certificate has my mother's name as well.

Can someone suggest what explanation shall I write to HO as my other documents doesn't contain my mother's name on it.

Regards

chetanamale@gmail.com · Post by **chetanamale@gmail.com** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 7:57 am

i guess you require name variation certificate - stating that all the name variants you have are one and the same.Get it done from any notary.

thanks.

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:34 am

chetanamale@gmail.com wrote:i guess you require name variation certificate - stating that all the name variants you have are one and the same.Get it done from any notary.

thanks.

One question can I add extra document while review. I believe I can't do so.

Regards

chetanamale@gmail.com · Post by **chetanamale@gmail.com** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:50 am

not much sure about adding extra document while in review....

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:56 am

richie_rohan wrote:
hsmpseek wrote:But on the application form, only first name and last name is asked to fill.

How can HO say that name does not match?

On Degree certifiacte usually format is first name + middle name + sur name. And on application form they have asked only first and last name.

Richie, What name did you write in Applcation form?

HSMPSeek

VictoriaS wrote:i don't know.

If it is just the case that, for example, your passport reads 'Ritchie John Singh Rohan' and the other documents say 'Ritchie John Rohan' then I think the refusal is very harsh.

Victoria
Thankyou all for your replies.

Actually the name on my
degree certificate is: "Rohan FatherName MotherName Surname"
Name on application &
other document is: "Rohan FatherName Surname"

Degree certificate has my mother's name as well.

Can someone suggest what explanation shall I write to HO as my other documents doesn't contain my mother's name on it.

Regards

Can someone suggest please.

regards

VictoriaS · Post by **VictoriaS** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:02 am

They should not have refused for this. A letter of explanation should do it. This is just appalling.

Victoria

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:15 am

VictoriaS wrote:They should not have refused for this. A letter of explanation should do it. This is just appalling.

Victoria

Thanks I will send the application for review with explanation

.

Junior0300 · Post by **Junior0300** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:43 am

If your name is 'Ritchie John Singh Rohan' then in UK

Your first name would be Ritchie John Singh &
Your last name would be Rohan

Most government databases (Inland Revenue, HO etc) are designed in a way that they store the names this way.

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:58 am

Junior0300 wrote:If your name is 'Ritchie John Singh Rohan' then in UK

Your first name would be Ritchie John Singh &
Your last name would be Rohan

Most government databases (Inland Revenue, HO etc) are designed in a way that they store the names this way.

ok, so what I got from your response is, I should have entered my First name as "Rohan FatherName MotherName" last name as "Surname".

But ideally how can someone know this?

Regards.

Junior0300 · Post by **Junior0300** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 10:42 am

The last word in your name is your last name. The rest of the words will be called your first name, thats the rule followed here.

richie_rohan · Post by **richie_rohan** » Wed Dec 19, 2007 8:38 am

Junior0300 wrote:The last word in your name is your last name. The rest of the words will be called your first name, thats the rule followed here.

ok, but as I mentioned earlier the name on my Degree certificate has my mother's name on it. But none of the document which I submitted has my mother's name.

So would it be worth explaning the case worker and send the documents for review?

Regards.

Satnov · Post by **Satnov** » Thu Jul 31, 2008 6:13 pm

Helo Richie

Could you make any progress with your application.

Thanks

Sathish

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