warkadung wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 12:25 pm
But in the refusal letter it is stated that:
"If you wish to be considered for a Tier 4 (General) Student Visa you would be required to submit bank statements that demonstrate you have sufficient maintenance (funds) with a fresh, charged application."
Which means that i can make a fresh application with a new CAS letter. If the HO suggest that i can then why the University refuse to do so?
In theory the immigration rules allow an application within 14 days of becoming an overstayer following the refusal of the AR. However most Tier 4 sponsors will not issue a CAS for an application in the UK as an overstayer. You need to check directly with the university what their policy is on this, and their reasons.
As I said, they may be willing to issue a CAS for an application in your home country, but they are likely to want to see evidence that you are in your home country, and that you now meet all the requirements of Tier 4 including the maintenance requirement that you failed to meet in your last application.
It is a Tier 4 sponsor's decision who they decide to sponsor with a CAS. They may decide that someone who previously applied without meeting the requirements, and who then applied for an AR with no grounds to do so, is not a good investment for them.
I do not give immigration advice. I refer you to Immigration Rules, guidance, other online content and to your sponsor.