Suggestion - Rather than asking others, who you wish to seek answers / feedback from, to read through your scattered posts on the forum, it will be better that you continue under one topic - so that people who may wish to respond to you can read your case in its entirety at one place. Not everyone may want to spend time and effort to search the forum for various topics you have created to get a gist of your problem(s)! and then be able to respond to your current queries.
Having read your previous posts and topics, it appears you have been making mistakes right from the time you applied for extension first time in Jan 2011 - either due to your own ignorance or because of (supposedly) professional advice from "incompetent" solicitor(s) and/or advisor(s).
From your previous posts, it appears that:
1. Your in-time application for leave to remain (extension) was refused because you did not provide valid evidence(s) - as specified in the policy guidance - with regards to your qualification and earnings from self-employment.
2. You were given the right to appeal and you appealed within the stipulated time (perhaps to buy time and extend your stay in the UK, rather than with the aim getting a "wrong" decision overturned).
3. You submitted a new, out-of-time application for leave to remain while that appeal was still pending - which you cannot do, according to law, and therefore this out-of-time application was also refused (or returned as invalid). If I understand it correctly, you made an out-of-time application on the day of your appeal hearing (20-Apr) and before you received conformation of withdrawal of appeal?
4. You submitted another new, out-of-time application for leave to remain on 21-Jul-11, and this time again, without valid evidence(s) of your previous earnings from self-employment certified by a registered chartered accountant (as specified in the policy guidance) - and perhaps missing other mandatory documentary evidence(s) as well.
5. You received communication of refusal of your (2nd) out-of-time application on 01-Sep-11.
6. On 28-Sep-11, 28 days after your application was refused and at a time when there was no new application outstanding with UKBA, you posted evidence(s) of earnings from self-employment certified by a certified chartered accountant to the caseworker who had already decided upon (and refused) your earlier application.
7. You are now trying to contact the caseworker, who since 01-Sep-11, has nothing to do with you / your application.
8. Given that you have made repeated attempts to extend your stay in the UK which have been refused on (as it appears) valid grounds, UKBA has retained your passport(s) - perhaps taking the view that you have been making desperate attempts to somehow extend your stay in the UK despite not meeting the specified requirements for leave to remain as a Tier 1 (General) migrant in any of the applications you have submitted since Jan 2011.
Correct me if I have misunderstood the facts and/ or have summarized your case history (as above) inaccurately.
Else, the question is:
pravinboppuri wrote:Now how do I chase the case worker
Why are you trying to do that? Neither does he / she has an application from your end with him/her nor is he/she the one who has your passport(s)! Does the letter from UKBA tell you to contact the caseworker?
