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sorry to hear that you are refused too diwakar85 im really so depressed about what happened. I havent reapply anymore because besides for the fee that i have to pay for reapplying the percentage is low to be approved. So probably i just wait for another year to apply.diwakar85 wrote:I have received the decision yesterday and They have refused my visa for some bunch of silly reasons
Hi, I have just applied an EEA family permit to accompany my wife who is from France(married 5 years already ) to the UK for a 5 day trip in July. We are both living in China. I received an email saying that it is being prepared under consideration by ECO. Reading these information regarding their silly refusal reason for EEA is so worrying. On what grounds they refuse this type of permit as on their website, it clearly said that you can not refuse an application unless marriage of connivence or public heath/policy stuff`..diwakar85 wrote:I have received the decision yesterday and They have refused my visa for some bunch of silly reasons
Hi there,diwakar85 wrote:Guys do you know that international enquiry emailhelp service is not free anymore
customers who contact UK Visas and Immigration by email will be charged £5.48
sidkapure wrote:While doing status check via UKVI International Inquiry Email, i got this reply.
"With regards to your query, please be advised that your case has been now
escalated (Ref. 12345). We are now waiting for a feedback and you will be
duly informed about the response we receive immediately after we get it."
Earlier that, when I was calling they said there are no updates because you probably recently submitted your application. Waiting for 9th week now.
Did anyone had similar experience?
Regards
Sid Kapure.
sidkapure wrote:Hi Ammara and Raheela,
I think a lot of people have been waiting for long time now. When they say 98% of cases done in 6 weeks is definitely bogus.
When I phoned them they said that we are still under the 12 weeks of service agreements hence it looks like they have not even started looking in our files.
I am super stressed as well waiting for my visa. Sitting on the 11th week.
Please post here if you managed to get hold of anything at least we will feel better if some of us managed to get their visa.
A positive sign is all we need.
Good Luck All.
Regards
Sid Kapure
Hi Raheela,Raheela samar wrote:Hi sid
Its veey strange.5 people in my family applied for the same visa in same circumstances when i applied.all of them get visa within 2 weeks.one of them get in one month.but i am waiting.approximtly 4 months are going to complete.the most irretating thing is that we could not contact them in any way.and calling them is just wast of time.
sidkapure wrote:Hi Raheela,Raheela samar wrote:Hi sid
Its veey strange.5 people in my family applied for the same visa in same circumstances when i applied.all of them get visa within 2 weeks.one of them get in one month.but i am waiting.approximtly 4 months are going to complete.the most irretating thing is that we could not contact them in any way.and calling them is just wast of time.
I think you should drop an email to UKVI Complaints at complaints@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk
Tell them it has been very very urgent you need your passport now and make up some story that someone's sick (matter of life and Death) And tell them how you are so desperate, anxiety has taken over and getting in to depression and the stress is affecting your normal working life.
Using these hard words once I managed to claim £1200 compensation from them as they rejected my visa wrongly. So I think this will work. They take 2 weeks around to answer you back but seeing this urgency they might speed up. I know its a hassel to do all this but with UKVI if you don't chase they will think its not important and will keep you waiting.
Good Luck and let us know how it is going.
Hi Sid,sidkapure wrote:Hi Zuly, I think it is definitely worth calling them to give them a little push because this escalation thing is happening with lot of people I think.
When I called them they had no idea where my application and then they said they have now escalated my case and someone is looking to it.
Emails and calls are both chargeable now hence you better call and sound desperate for your visa.
I am sitting on my 11th week actually. Still waiting.
Good Luck. Do post any updates.
Regards
Sid Kapure.
Zuly1820 wrote:Hi Ammara
That sounds odd - I think they usually send all docs together with the passport.
But to give you some positive light, when my husband applied for the first time in India back in January the decision was made within a week and it was rejected - and all documents alongside passport and refusal letter were sent to my husband in India.
Since you have received your documents in the UK that could mean it has been accepted hopefully. All the best!!
Did you chase them often with calls? - Just to know whether I should be doing the same since its been 56 working days.
Keep us updated about the decision please.
My timeline is very similar to yours so hoping to hear back soon!!
ammara_talhi wrote:Hi Zuly,
I always thought they would send everything together too, oh well.
Well my husband had signed up to a service at the visa application center in pakistan which gives him updates when anything happens in pakistan, and he received a text this morning saying the 'proccessed visa application was received on 13/6/17'.
I was about to type up that he should have an email telling him to pick up his passport soon, but I just picked up my phone to a message from the husband saying he's got the email, so I should know tomorrow about the decision (In Shal Allah it will be accepted).
Thanks for the wishes.
I will update you all once I know.
I would recoment emailing them rather than calling them, they chat crap on the phone, they told me they couldnt find my application, yet I have all the documents back and the husband is going to collect his passport tomorrow.
They have not only started charging for email but also changed the way the calling system works.
I had called them before they started charging for email and I was asked for my card details and I was charged at the end according to how long the call was ( at the rate of £1.37 pm), I then rang once it changed, and they take £20 before you talk to anyone, and then refund you based on how long the call was.
Good luck to everyone!
Thanks
Zuly1820 wrote:Hi Ammara
That sounds odd - I think they usually send all docs together with the passport.
But to give you some positive light, when my husband applied for the first time in India back in January the decision was made within a week and it was rejected - and all documents alongside passport and refusal letter were sent to my husband in India.
Since you have received your documents in the UK that could mean it has been accepted hopefully. All the best!!
Did you chase them often with calls? - Just to know whether I should be doing the same since its been 56 working days.
Keep us updated about the decision please.
My timeline is very similar to yours so hoping to hear back soon!!
Zuly1820 wrote:Hi Ammara,
That's great news ! Really hope you get it
Yea they changed the way calls are charged and I didn't particularly find the adviser any knowledgeable or useful. I'll wait the 10 working days before I chase it up again! My dream of having the husband over in time for Eid is gone - so frustrating!
But oh well nothing we can do really!
All the best - looking forward to hear some good news from you tomorrow InshAllah
ammara_talhi wrote:Hi Zuly,
I always thought they would send everything together too, oh well.
Well my husband had signed up to a service at the visa application center in pakistan which gives him updates when anything happens in pakistan, and he received a text this morning saying the 'proccessed visa application was received on 13/6/17'.
I was about to type up that he should have an email telling him to pick up his passport soon, but I just picked up my phone to a message from the husband saying he's got the email, so I should know tomorrow about the decision (In Shal Allah it will be accepted).
Thanks for the wishes.
I will update you all once I know.
I would recoment emailing them rather than calling them, they chat crap on the phone, they told me they couldnt find my application, yet I have all the documents back and the husband is going to collect his passport tomorrow.
They have not only started charging for email but also changed the way the calling system works.
I had called them before they started charging for email and I was asked for my card details and I was charged at the end according to how long the call was ( at the rate of £1.37 pm), I then rang once it changed, and they take £20 before you talk to anyone, and then refund you based on how long the call was.
Good luck to everyone!
Thanks
Zuly1820 wrote:Hi Ammara
That sounds odd - I think they usually send all docs together with the passport.
But to give you some positive light, when my husband applied for the first time in India back in January the decision was made within a week and it was rejected - and all documents alongside passport and refusal letter were sent to my husband in India.
Since you have received your documents in the UK that could mean it has been accepted hopefully. All the best!!
Did you chase them often with calls? - Just to know whether I should be doing the same since its been 56 working days.
Keep us updated about the decision please.
My timeline is very similar to yours so hoping to hear back soon!!