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Yes many and they have all confirmed that date of application is the date of premium appointment, which must be before your visa expires. It is your appointment that must be within 28 days before completing the residence period.Would be good to know if anyone else has been in the same situation, or even if they have just booked an appointment following their visa expiry date - feel like that must happen quite a bit due to the difficulty in getting appointments!
Even if you have a valid application under consideration, you are always advised not to travel. In your case, your visa will expire while you are outside the country. You will not be able to enter the country on an expired visa. Having your visa expire while your application is being processed only gives you the freedom to continue to reside and work in the country until a decision is made, it doesn't give you the freedom to go in and out of the country without a valid visamakpat wrote: ↑Tue Oct 09, 2018 8:44 pmThanks CR001
Appreciate you responding.
Under 34G (iv) it says that for online submissions, the date of application is the date the online application is submitted. Have referenced it here. "For the purposes of these rules, the date on which an application (or a variation of application in accordance with paragraph 34E) is made is:(iv) where the application is made via the online application process, the date on which the online application is submitted whether or not a subsequent appointment is made at a Home Office premium service centre."
However, I will continue to find an appointment prior to my departure to avoid having any trouble, or having to cancel my travel plans.
Would be good to know if anyone else has been in the same situation, or even if they have just booked an appointment following their visa expiry date - feel like that must happen quite a bit due to the difficulty in getting appointments!
Makpat
makpat wrote: ↑Tue Oct 09, 2018 8:44 pmThanks CR001
Appreciate you responding.
Under 34G (iv) it says that for online submissions, the date of application is the date the online application is submitted. Have referenced it here. "For the purposes of these rules, the date on which an application (or a variation of application in accordance with paragraph 34E) is made is:(iv) where the application is made via the online application process, the date on which the online application is submitted whether or not a subsequent appointment is made at a Home Office premium service centre."
However, I will continue to find an appointment prior to my departure to avoid having any trouble, or having to cancel my travel plans.
You will need a miracle to get a date in October. In addition to searching for a date before your visa expires, you should also be looking to amend your trip to Italy (go earlier than initially planned so you can come back before your visa expires) or you can wait until you have your ILR BRP. You don't want to put yourself at the risk of being refused entry by the entry officer if you are planning to re-enter with an expired visa or even 1 day validity.
Would be good to know if anyone else has been in the same situation, or even if they have just booked an appointment following their visa expiry date - feel like that must happen quite a bit due to the difficulty in getting appointments!
Makpat