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You must have been given the opportunity to submit for Administrative Review (AR). That is your opportunity to get them to change/review the decision
Of course you can work in your restaurant if you are Directors of the business. Was there any reason HO gave as to why you can't work ?fe1517 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 8:59 pm
The reason for refusing was:
1. Home Office thought I and my partner had inconsistent answers in the interview. (But we are sure we answeres are same, I have voice records of our interview). However, we interviewed in Mandarin instead of English.
2. Home Office thought we cannot work in our restaurant and get any salary. ( We hired a consulting but she did not mention us cannot), the point was a tricky problem that we might not overturn them.
You should submit the AR with your arguments.fe1517 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 8:59 pm
3. Home Office made some mistake with our information. for example, my partner's birthday, interview time and content are mine; however, my refused letter is the same as my partner's apart from the names.
Could you get me some suggestions? I do not know how we can do now.
I don't understand this.
It might help to type in the actual refusal wording here (after removing all personal information). That will give a better view.
Frontier Mole wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 11:08 amThere is a pretty basic issue here - the investment fund in your teams case of £200k, has to be funds completely clear of any call for directors remuneration, dividends or payments for personal expenditure. Soon as you start taking funds out of the business that go back to the investment team it has to be fully supported by net profits after tax generated from sales income.
So the refusal is strong and founded on the correct principles. I do not see how you can overcome this unless you projected massive after tax net profits in your business plan. That in itself comes with it’s own credibility problems.
Essentially to invest whatever amount in the business also needs additional funds on top to cover off your daily living expenses.
Coming to London and scraping by on the very basics is going to be at least £20k per year so in reality it is not just £200k investment but another £40k on top to get you by for two years or until the business makes serious profits.
Thank you Mehfuz
Don’t worry Fe1517, get some advice and try apply for start up visafe1517 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 6:06 pmThank you guys for your information and suggestions.
I might not overturn the result if I submit for administrative review.
It seems that I don't have any opportunity to win.
I am the only concern that will this refused record influence the visa applications such as T2 or T4 which I might apply in the future?
abuhf wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 8:33 pmDon’t worry Fe1517, get some advice and try apply for start up visafe1517 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 6:06 pmThank you guys for your information and suggestions.
I might not overturn the result if I submit for administrative review.
It seems that I don't have any opportunity to win.
I am the only concern that will this refused record influence the visa applications such as T2 or T4 which I might apply in the future?
Hi abuhf
No effect on any new visa you apply. You didn’t fully comprehend the visa guidance abt ur salaries not being part of investment in business..fe1517 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 6:06 pmThank you guys for your information and suggestions.
I might not overturn the result if I submit for administrative review.
It seems that I don't have any opportunity to win.
I am the only concern that will this refused record influence the visa applications such as T2 or T4 which I might apply in the future?