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Probably because after Labour bankrupting the UK they're now trying to get money back wherever possible and off of everyone possible, whether through immigration or by ramping up taxes on lower earners.Prashatt wrote:I would like to know why UKBA has such a stupid rule(or no rule at all exclusively for lost and stolen passports!) for people in countries outside UK?
UKBA has always been a failure in stopping illegal immigrants whether through France or through sea, but its always ready to impose stupid rules in place which affect innocent legal migrants like us.
also by rejecting as much application as possible or by introducing additional fees for dependents.meats wrote:Probably because after Labour bankrupting the UK they're now trying to get money back wherever possible and off of everyone possible, whether through immigration or by ramping up taxes on lower earners.
Its a well established policy of UKBA to require the applicant to reapply:chetanojha wrote:also by rejecting as much application as possible or by introducing additional fees for dependents.meats wrote:Probably because after Labour bankrupting the UK they're now trying to get money back wherever possible and off of everyone possible, whether through immigration or by ramping up taxes on lower earners.
What do I do if my passport and visa are lost or stolen?
You must first apply for a replacement passport and then reapply to a visa application centre or visa section for another visa. You will need to provide a police report as evidence that your passport has been reported missing or stolen. You will have to pay the fee again and produce all supporting documents.
If you are in the UK, you should also contact your country's Embassy for a new travel document and the UK Border Agency Public Enquiry Office for a new visa.
Its not that easy to sponsor a person on Tier2 visa, the jobs needs to be advertised etc. etc. for weeks before you can sponsor anybody.Prashatt wrote:With stupid legislations being passed every fortnight and more stupid rules in place, whats the alternative way to get back to UK?
Why do the new rules be applied to older lost & stolen visa applications outside UK?
Please can anybody from the UKBA or any ex-immigration officer from this forum answer my query? This is an urgent query and I have my UK job at risk because of this problem.
According to my office, I can't apply for Tier-2 as well because I haven't spent a year working offshore.
Really frustrating!!!!!!
Prashatt wrote:With stupid legislations being passed every fortnight and more stupid rules in place, whats the alternative way to get back to UK?
Why do the new rules be applied to older lost & stolen visa applications outside UK?
Please can anybody from the UKBA or any ex-immigration officer from this forum answer my query? This is an urgent query and I have my UK job at risk because of this problem.
According to my office, I can't apply for Tier-2 as well because I haven't spent a year working offshore.
Really frustrating!!!!!!
push wrote:Its a well established policy of UKBA to require the applicant to reapply:chetanojha wrote:also by rejecting as much application as possible or by introducing additional fees for dependents.meats wrote:Probably because after Labour bankrupting the UK they're now trying to get money back wherever possible and off of everyone possible, whether through immigration or by ramping up taxes on lower earners.What do I do if my passport and visa are lost or stolen?
You must first apply for a replacement passport and then reapply to a visa application centre or visa section for another visa. You will need to provide a police report as evidence that your passport has been reported missing or stolen. You will have to pay the fee again and produce all supporting documents.
If you are in the UK, you should also contact your country's Embassy for a new travel document and the UK Border Agency Public Enquiry Office for a new visa.
Prashatt wrote:I admit that its a mistake on my part if my passports hv been lost/stolen... but ur reply is the worst ever!!! u sound to be a dumb immigration officer who can go only by books and blame ppl even if there's no uniform law ... or even a separate process for lost and stolen case!!!!!!!
Yeah v can't predict tier-1 rules may soon change bcoz the intelligent citizens are themselves moving out to Australia, NZ, US and other European countries.
Prashatt wrote: With stupid legislations being passed every fortnight and more stupid rules in place, whats the alternative way to get back to UK?
Why do the new rules be applied to older lost & stolen visa applications outside UK?
Please can anybody from the UKBA or any ex-immigration officer from this forum answer my query? This is an urgent query and I have my UK job at risk because of this problem.
According to my office, I can't apply for Tier-2 as well because I haven't spent a year working offshore.
Really frustrating!!!!!!
I think your this kind of attitude may result in banning you on this forum as well as a rejection of your appeal process, if there is any!!Prashatt wrote:I admit that its a mistake on my part if my passports hv been lost/stolen... but ur reply is the worst ever!!! u sound to be a dumb immigration officer who can go only by books and blame ppl even if there's no uniform law... or even a separate process for lost and stolen case!!!!!!!
Yeah v can't predict tier-1 rules may soon change bcoz the intelligent citizens are themselves moving out to Australia, NZ, US and other European countries.
If you can prove that you are entitled to live here, the immigration officer at your port of entry will put a date stamp in your new passport. You must then send us an application form asking us to place a residence permit in your new passport. You must be in the UK when you make this application.
I travelled a few months ago with my cousin, also on Tier 1 (G), whose passport was stolen whilst abroad (not in country of origin): he obtained an emergency passport, the original letter that came with his FLR, a letter from his employer, along with their copy of his residence permit, and presented those with the police report when we returned to Heathrow. We waited a bit whilst the immigration officer made inquiries, but then they let him through, with the simple instruction to submit the TOC application, once he received the replacement standard passport.If your passport or a dependant's previous passport or other document has been stolen, you should provide a police report confirming this, together with any UK Border Agency letter telling you or your dependant that you had been given limited or indefinite leave to remain.
http://www.vfs-uk.co.in/visafees.aspx this link have mention of "Vignette Transfer".Prashatt wrote:Thanks Tipu, I had checked with local VFS office & VFS helpline and they all said I need to re-apply as fresh application... but there is a list of miscellaneous services available but don't know whether transfer of visa is one of the valid options there...
I think you are over reacting. You should appreciate fact that, nobody is getting paid here for replying you. or not going to get any certificate.Prashatt wrote: Its not a question of attitude my friend, the rules are not set properly by UKBA & there's no alternative way to get back to UK.... even if u hv a genuine reason to b there!!
this means u r answering queries just to increase ur reply-count.
So it's also a ridiculous law that you have to pay for a replacement passport too according to your logic?nionlight wrote:this is another most rediculous law, i believe in whole world, by home office. this simply unbelievable. loosing passport is an accident. and home office is punishing for accident? and i am surprised some people here are backing up this law?? shame on you. you should have guts to say black as black and white as and white. what if home office decleares a new law tomorrow that, if some one gets sick while holding tier-1 will need to go back home and reapply? how will you back that up??????? this law is simply the worst law i have ever seen. if some one loose passport outside uk (people even can be hijacked and lose their bag holding the pasport) have to reapply fresh with current rule at that time?????????? oh man give me a breakkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
There is no law like this. If you see link by tipu20, there is clear provision for such cases.nionlight wrote:this is another most rediculous law,
I did not know the link from tipu20, so I suggested OP to consult an immigration lawyer. I think OP can still follow the same procedure for a replacement visa. He should prepare a strong case with print out of these laws, mentioned by tipu20, from UKBA website, together with required documents and apply for a replacement visa. Good luck.gotcha wrote:There is no law like this. If you see link by tipu20 , there is clear provision for such cases.nionlight wrote:this is another most rediculous law,
I think, in OP's case , it's case of avoidance by VFS. I don't see it's as mistake by BHC, he should not have applied as Tier1 application in first place. He should have asked for "vignetter transfer".
I think, he should have read all documents with calm head.
One more to my reply-countPrashatt wrote: this means u r answering queries just to increase ur reply-count.