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Yes, the unaudited accounts are required even it makes no sense for self-employed people. This is as I always said, the difference between what is acceptable in the world of business vs what is required by the immigration rules. Unfortunately you cannot add documents during AR.In refusal the CW said that i did not submit the un-audited accounts (which i did not). As i was self-employed so i thought i need to submit Annual self-assessment reports. I consulted with my accountant at the time, but he said that un-audited accounts are only for those who have registered company. In my case i was registered self-employed. Accountant said that if they need it in company un-audited accounts then he will make them to submit it with Administrative review.
Now you have 14 days to apply for AR and AR usually should take around 28 days or so.My question is that how much time it takes for an Administrative review. Any one who submitted AR, can you please update that how much time it took to get the decision of AR.
If your first application was an in-time application (you had valid visa when applied) then you get 28 days after your AR refusal date to apply for a fresh application.Secondly if AR is rejected then i have 28 days to put a fresh application?
zimba88 wrote:Yes, the unaudited accounts are required even it makes no sense for self-employed people. This is as I always said, the difference between what is acceptable in the world of business vs what is required by the immigration rules. Unfortunately you cannot add documents during AR.In refusal the CW said that i did not submit the un-audited accounts (which i did not). As i was self-employed so i thought i need to submit Annual self-assessment reports. I consulted with my accountant at the time, but he said that un-audited accounts are only for those who have registered company. In my case i was registered self-employed. Accountant said that if they need it in company un-audited accounts then he will make them to submit it with Administrative review.
Now you have 14 days to apply for AR and AR usually should take around 28 days or so.My question is that how much time it takes for an Administrative review. Any one who submitted AR, can you please update that how much time it took to get the decision of AR.
If your first application was an in-time application (you had valid visa when applied) then you get 28 days after your AR refusal date to apply for a fresh application.Secondly if AR is rejected then i have 28 days to put a fresh application?
Thank you for your reply. I read the policy documents few times then but unaudited accounts were required where applicant had a registered company. I did not find this un-audited accounts requirement under the required documents for Self-employed applicants.CR001 wrote:Administrative Review is NOT the same as appeal. AR is for when HO has made an error etc in refusing an application.
Sorry Biomatric submitted on 8th of July instead of 8th of August.helpingperson wrote:Very strange they refused it after 1 day since you gave bio-metrics!
Biometric given= 8th of August.
Refusal letter printed on= 9th of August.
Thank you Ams2013. My accountant did provide balance sheet and profit and loss statement. On top of that i added Statement of Capital Investment which he said is used for self-employed individual. But CW did acknowledge that i submitted balance sheets but failed to provide un-audited accounts.Ams2013 wrote:Sorry to hear your decision.
As a Self Employed your self assessment represents just a confirmation of your personal income summary and it does not have Balance Sheet where you can proof how much you have invested in your business.
Although Self employed are not required to produce Un audited accounts but if they need to proof something from their Balance sheet item they should produce MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS with profit and Loss summary and Balance sheet statement.
Hence you should have submitted the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS to proof your investment.
If you are going to re-apply again get the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS (For Self Employed Business & Limited Companies) instead of Unaudited Accounts ( For Limited Companies only )
Just to add a point.yawar wrote:Thank you Ams2013. My accountant did provide balance sheet and profit and loss statement. On top of that i added Statement of Capital Investment which he said is used for self-employed individual. But CW did acknowledge that i submitted balance sheets but failed to provide un-audited accounts.Ams2013 wrote:Sorry to hear your decision.
As a Self Employed your self assessment represents just a confirmation of your personal income summary and it does not have Balance Sheet where you can proof how much you have invested in your business.
Although Self employed are not required to produce Un audited accounts but if they need to proof something from their Balance sheet item they should produce MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS with profit and Loss summary and Balance sheet statement.
Hence you should have submitted the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS to proof your investment.
If you are going to re-apply again get the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS (For Self Employed Business & Limited Companies) instead of Unaudited Accounts ( For Limited Companies only )
yawar wrote:Thank you Ams2013. My accountant did provide balance sheet and profit and loss statement. On top of that i added Statement of Capital Investment which he said is used for self-employed individual. But CW did acknowledge that i submitted balance sheets but failed to provide un-audited accounts.Ams2013 wrote:Sorry to hear your decision.
As a Self Employed your self assessment represents just a confirmation of your personal income summary and it does not have Balance Sheet where you can proof how much you have invested in your business.
Although Self employed are not required to produce Un audited accounts but if they need to proof something from their Balance sheet item they should produce MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS with profit and Loss summary and Balance sheet statement.
Hence you should have submitted the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS to proof your investment.
If you are going to re-apply again get the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS (For Self Employed Business & Limited Companies) instead of Unaudited Accounts ( For Limited Companies only )
yawar wrote:Thank you Ams2013. My accountant did provide balance sheet and profit and loss statement. On top of that i added Statement of Capital Investment which he said is used for self-employed individual. But CW did acknowledge that i submitted balance sheets but failed to provide un-audited accounts.Ams2013 wrote:Sorry to hear your decision.
As a Self Employed your self assessment represents just a confirmation of your personal income summary and it does not have Balance Sheet where you can proof how much you have invested in your business.
Although Self employed are not required to produce Un audited accounts but if they need to proof something from their Balance sheet item they should produce MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS with profit and Loss summary and Balance sheet statement.
Hence you should have submitted the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS to proof your investment.
If you are going to re-apply again get the MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS (For Self Employed Business & Limited Companies) instead of Unaudited Accounts ( For Limited Companies only )
Thank you for clearing it. Your help and all other member's help is much appreciated.Casa wrote:Calendar days include weekends...not only working days