I made a mistake on my application, would it be rejected?

[Greenshoot]

Hello,

I just found out I have made a mistake on my application.
I gave a wrong month that my second BRP (of 5 year route) was issued (it’s optional on application to provide this information) I didn’t remember it and ofcourse no longer have that card ( I know i should have just leave it blank! But stupidly..) I filled in as in ‘June’ instead of ‘April’( which I just found my old copy)

Would this cause my application to be rejected? I can’t go back to correct it anymore but is there any ways to solve this issue? I am going to apply via new system UKVCAS but haven’t booked an appointment yet, would their staff be able to help?

Thanks ,

[CR001]

Which username do you wish to keep???

It is unfair to all the members on the forum who offer their time for free to post identical topics/posts, within minutes of each other, under two different usernames!!!

[Greenshoot]

This one please.
Sorry about that, as I couldn’t log in earlier.

[Greenshoot]

Which username do you wish to keep???

It is unfair to all the members on the forum who offer their time for free to post identical topics/posts, within minutes of each other, under two different usernames!!!

This one please, sorry anout that. i didn’t mean to do this but I couldn’t log in earlier , been asking for a link to reset my password but recieved none.

[kautya]

Check the following thread, this has already been discussed.
british-citizenship/may-have-made-mista ... 74496.html

The point of a forum is to search through threads with experiences from other individuals and raise a query when you cant find a similar thread. Otherwise we'll just end up with 100's of "mistake on application" threads from different posters on the landing page.

[Greenshoot]

Check the following thread, this has already been discussed.
british-citizenship/may-have-made-mista ... 74496.html

The point of a forum is to search through threads with experiences from other individuals and raise a query when you cant find a similar thread. Otherwise we'll just end up with 100's of "mistake on application" threads from different posters on the landing page.

Thanks

[CR001]

Check the following thread, this has already been discussed.
british-citizenship/may-have-made-mista ... 74496.html

The point of a forum is to search through threads with experiences from other individuals and raise a query when you cant find a similar thread. Otherwise we'll just end up with 100's of "mistake on application" threads from different posters on the landing page.

Not for you to moderate the forum either, but thank you.

The ops question on the mistake is very different to the link you have posted, which will be locked soon anyway as has gone a bit off topic.

Kindly also refresh yourself with the forum rules, specifically point 12 in the FAQs link below about users tagging onto other topics which "might" be "similar".

announcements/read-me-getting-started-t ... 24804.html

[kautya]

Check the following thread, this has already been discussed.
british-citizenship/may-have-made-mista ... 74496.html

The point of a forum is to search through threads with experiences from other individuals and raise a query when you cant find a similar thread. Otherwise we'll just end up with 100's of "mistake on application" threads from different posters on the landing page.

Not for you to moderate the forum either, but thank you.

The ops question on the mistake is very different to the link you have posted, which will be locked soon anyway as has gone a bit off topic.

Kindly also refresh yourself with the forum rules, specifically point 12 in the FAQs link below about users tagging onto other topics which "might" be "similar".

announcements/read-me-getting-started-t ... 24804.html

Understood. But I made a suggestion not moderated. Also rule 12 states posting of questions to other threads and I suggested for the OP to search the forum before posting not posting in the same thread. Agree that OP's question is different but there are recent threads to that effect as well.