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From what has been seen on this forum so far, HMRC can take anything between 3 - 6 months and yes you will need to contact your accountant for that.malikimran21 wrote:Hi
My application for tier 1 general ILR + dependant has been refused due to 2010-11 tax discrepancy at the time of tier 1 general application and 2012-13 at the time of extension.
Refusal document says
It is acknowledged that Paragraph 322(5) of the immigration rule is not a mandatory refusal. However the evidences submitted does not satisfactorily demonstrate that the failure to declare to HMRC at the time of any of self-employed earnings declared on your previous application for leave to remain in the Untied Kingdom as Tier 1 (General) Migrant was a genuine error. It is noted that there would have been a clear benefit to yourself either by failing to declare your full earnings to HMRC with respect to reducing your tax liability or by falsely representing your earnings to UK Visas and Immigration to enable you to meet the points required to obtain leave to remain in the United Kingdom as a Tier 1 (General) Migrant.
My documents are with HO during admin review period. If I wait for documents to apply for a fresh application I might get late. My leave to remain will expire by then, So what do I need to do in this case?
How long HMRC takes to update record if I amend them over the phone? Or do I need to ask accountant to update it for me?
What happens when my fresh application is refused again in case HMRC records are not updated by then? What can I do in such circumstances?
I came in United Kingdom on 06 Oct 2006 and my 10 years are getting completed in oct 2016. what can I do to switch on 10 year route if this fresh application doesn't work for HO?
This means that while you have an application pending with the home office you will be covered by section 3C which maintains your right to work. Because once your admin review is refused you will be considered an overstayermalikimran21 wrote:Thank you for your reply
could you please explain this point you have made i dont know about much about 3C. Thanks
Sending in a second application will only give you cover for 3C but the original decision is more likely to stand.
With amendments you will only paying what you owe to HMRC. The UKBA decision will not change, I can tell you in advance this all end up in court to get yourself cleared from section 322.malikimran21 wrote:Birmingham Solihull
sorry to hear about your refusal.malikimran21 wrote:Birmingham Solihull