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Hi,
I think you may have misunderstood the requirement. None of this is relevant to coming to the UK with only one parent.
Thank you. That clears up a lot. My case went through the university that I applied to and I went through strenuous checks before a CAS was issued to me. At one point, they did ask for a sole custody letter simply stating that I just need a letter from my husband that says I have full custody, and I did send my marriage certificate aling with that. Now, after the refusal, they say custody letters are only issued in a scenario where divorce or seperation has taken place. I feel my university office didn't guide me in the right direction and the information they are giving me now would've been a lot more useful if they had given me this information before. Knowing full well my circumstances, I feel the university didn't point me in the right direction.sah10406 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 9:29 amI think you may have misunderstood the requirement. None of this is relevant to coming to the UK with only one parent.
If a Tier 4 dependant child is applying to come to the UK with only one parent, they must show that they meet immigration rule 319H(f):
(i) [The Tier 4 migrant is] the applicant’s sole surviving parent, or
(ii) [The Tier 4 migrant] has and has had sole responsibility for the applicant’s upbringing, or
(iii) there are serious or compelling family or other considerations which would make it desirable not to refuse the application and suitable arrangements have been made in the UK for the applicant’s care.
In your case, they do not meet (i) or (ii), so they could only successfully apply if they demonstrate they meet (iii). So it depends whether there are "serious and compelling" reasons why they should come to to the UK with you and not stay with their father in Pakistan. If you think there are, the international student adviser at your university may be able to advise on making your case in a new application.
I tend to agree. You can complain about the advice, either to the university or to the OISC.Aslamaria wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 12:04 pmNow, after the refusal, they say custody letters are only issued in a scenario where divorce or seperation has taken place. I feel my university office didn't guide me in the right direction and the information they are giving me now would've been a lot more useful if they had given me this information before. Knowing full well my circumstances, I feel the university didn't point me in the right direction.
I spoke to a university representative and she agreed that there was an oversight. I discussed with her for a full refund of my CAS and she said I will need to put that in an email. I did so, also requesting them to apply 2018 fees on me as I plan to apply next year and give me a fee discount against the money I lost due to their advice. They haven't agreed to any of these. I am a little upset that having accepted that it was due to the information they provided me that I had my kids' applications rejected, they are not ready to accomodate me in any way. What should be my next step. Please advice.sah10406 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 4:14 pmI tend to agree. You can complain about the advice, either to the university or to the OISC.Aslamaria wrote: ↑Thu Aug 30, 2018 12:04 pmNow, after the refusal, they say custody letters are only issued in a scenario where divorce or seperation has taken place. I feel my university office didn't guide me in the right direction and the information they are giving me now would've been a lot more useful if they had given me this information before. Knowing full well my circumstances, I feel the university didn't point me in the right direction.
Ramyahr wrote: ↑Thu May 24, 2018 2:23 pmThanks For revert,
we submitted all the information, when we drop the Tier 4. Visa application.
we submitted marriage certificate also. our marriage date is 21.05.2017.
In 2010 he drooped the visa and he did not finish his studies. again he dropped the Visa on 2012 at that time also he did not completed his studies, again he dropped the Visa for extension at that moment they reject the visa due to financial points. he appeal the court that case was not closed up to 2015. at that moment his father was very serious so he need to back to India. so he approached solicitor he said drop another life time visa then you will get the feed back. so he dropped the visa, before getting the result he talk to UKBA people for his passport back. in 2015 he returns to India. at that moment his parents and my parents fixed my marriage in 2015 December, parents are waiting for the good muhurtam but unfortunately his father was expired on 2016 Feb. this the main reason my marriage was postponed (As Per Hindu culture we cannot marry with in a year of his father death) so our marriage was held on 21.05.2017. before in this time his father friend supports to drop a Business Visa in UK. so he dropped Business twice its got rejected due to some small errors like financial. His last application was held on Apr 2017 Month. at that time we did not marry so he did not mention in the application form. UKBA people are asking this question like you people are relation from 2015 but why you did not mention in Apr 2017 Application form. And they are asking like After your marriage there is no proof, you people are staying to gather. My husband submitted my AAdhar Card(Its a Indian GOVT id & address proof) in this proof my address as a my husband permanent address. even we submitted our photographs as well as my call history.