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To be honest, I don't think opinions are so useful. Your adviser is very experienced in this sort of thing, so trust their advice.Help111335577 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2017 1:55 pmJust wanted to hear more opinions esp due to the fact that I'll have to go again.
Which nationality are you?Help111335577 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2017 12:34 pmI just finished my undergrad this summer and will be doing an msc in the same uni. I will be applying for a tier 4 extension through the university, one of the supporting documents required was police registration.
I only registered to the police when I arrived and never updated my details and left my police registration back home (extremely dumb).
I asked for an appointment and got one yesterday, I explained my situtation and got a new police registration with all my previous address's.
The officer told me that she would report this to the home office and wrote under my previous addresses something alone the lines of just being notified, didn't seem like a warning on the paper.
I realized the next day that I was registered on my old passport and not the new one, i sent them an email today saying that I would like an appointment to correct it.
I'm starting to panick as they have an actual reason to reject me from extending my visa.
Any advice/opinion is appreciated
Thank you
How is that relevant to the matter in hand? They are a nationality who needs to register with the police. There is no further nuance.
What are you talking about? OP is a clearly a nationality that is required to register with the police It does not make any difference to their query here what that specific nationality is.nabeelhussain92 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 01, 2017 5:41 pmWho are you to tell what is relevant or not? Are you an entry clearance officer? Or did I ask you your nationality?