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Sorry, I don't really understand. My leave hasn't technically expired because my BRP is valid till the 30th, but the letter said it's been curtailed. Does that mean it's been shortened?vinny wrote:If your leave has not been curtailed nor expired, then you haven't overstayed.
Sorry. What was the 'date'? The letter suggests that they gave a specific date prior to the expiry date.Cher12 wrote:On my refusal letter it says 'The decision has also been made to curtail your leave so that it expires on date'.
No, that's all it said, 'on date'. I assumed it meant on the date it was meant to be expire, i.e. the 30th.vinny wrote:Sorry. What was the 'date'? The letter suggests that they gave a specific date prior to the expiry date.Cher12 wrote:On my refusal letter it says 'The decision has also been made to curtail your leave so that it expires on date'.
HR made a mistake with the occupation code so my salary was lower than the minimum threshold and my university gave me the wrong transcript to show that I was switching from Tier 4. Now I have the right transcript, my employers have issued a new CoS with the right occupation code along with a letter explaining they made a mistake.Casa wrote:May I ask under what grounds you believe new application will succeed?
PSC applications are not recommended for complex cases as the junior Case Workers simply don't have the level of authority to make a decision on the day.
They will either refuse it or at best, pass it to a higher level for a decision, joining the postal queue at the premium fee.
If you feel the decision was unjust you should have applied for an Administrative Review within 14 days of the refusal, but it appears that you are now out of time for an AR.
It appears that the caseworker may have forgotten to insert an appropriate date. I wonder if this renders the curtailment notice invalid?Cher12 wrote:No, that's all it said, 'on date'. I assumed it meant on the date it was meant to be expire, i.e. the 30th.vinny wrote:Sorry. What was the 'date'? The letter suggests that they gave a specific date prior to the expiry date.Cher12 wrote:On my refusal letter it says 'The decision has also been made to curtail your leave so that it expires on date'.
But if a mistake was made by the case worker, then surely there are no legal grounds to refuse me and the most they could do is delay the decision?Casa wrote:I agree with Vinny that this appears to be a template letter and the issuer should have replaced the words on date with the actual date of curtailment.
This is where the 'complexity' of the application may arise.
Cher12 wrote:I just looked through the gov.uk document on Curtailment and apparently they can only curtail with immediate effect under certain conditions (which don't apply to me) or they can only curtail leave to 60 days unless the migrant has less than 60 days of leave remaining... which I did. So it doesn't make sense.
Does anyone know:
* if it's possible to curtail leave on a Tier 4 migrant if their period of study has ended (for instance, my studies officially ended on the 30th of September but the end date on my CAS and my BRP is 30th January)?
and
* if they curtail leave with immediate effect, do they follow up with a curtailment letter/some way of making sure you know you have to leave the country by xy date?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Cher12 wrote:Another question - I know you're not allowed to work if your leave is curtailed, but if I have leave to remain until 30th January (and I wasn't given a new date for expiry of leave obviously) and I made a new application for a Tier 2 visa on the 3rd of January, am I still allowed to work?