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Thanks so much for your answer!iworker wrote:higher salary should be fine, as long as they continue with it.
AR will most definitely be refused as it was not UKVI fault.
in meantime, u should ask your company to make sure they have a cos allocation, if they dont, they should get one by paid service (costs £200).
once they re-apply for extension, if your previous visa has already expired, you will not be allowed to work. Hence, suggest u go for same day appointment or other accelerated routes.
If you leave the country with Tier 2 expired, then you can't get another Tier 2 visa for at least one year (cooling off period)!My visa was expired on 2nd April.. so unless if I do the same day service i will have to go back to my country to do this...???!!
It has been reduced to 14 days.paradoxical wrote:I suspect that you can apply within 28 days of AR review decision. Others can correct me if I am wrong on this bit.
lasse_ggooorg wrote:HI Guys,
I am having a nightmare.
So after working with this company for 3 years, I applied to extend my visa for another 2 years in March.
But my application was rejected for insufficient salary requirement.
The job code is 3416 and before April 2017, the minimum salary was £30500 for "39 hours" per week.
But the solicitor we hired missed that and let us submitted application form with 40 hours per week..
The rejection happened 2 weeks ago, but they didn't tell me until I found out yesterday....!!!
In the meantime, my company made slightly higher monthly payment (about 50pounds more) into my account for the last month, which I think is to meet the salary requirement for 40 hours per week. (I assume this was advised by the solicitor)
Yesterday, I spoke to both my company and solicitor what the hell is going on.
Solicitor said it's not a problem, he applied for review, if review gets rejected he will then submit fresh application immediately. I guess if we make fresh application it will have to be made according to the changes since April 2017.
My job code salary requirement actually lowered to £29700 with the recent change so then it will be slightly under £30500 after recalculating it for 40 hours per week, which is good.
My only concern is though, because they paid me higher for the last month, would it be a problem for me to succeed fresh application? Or would it be okay if I can prove my finance otherwise...
I would very much appreciate all your comments and opinions based on your experience!
Thanks for reading.