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@Swgirl..Thanks you so much for your response. Manci is really saves so many lives in this forumswgirl wrote:Hi,
Just so you don't make a mistake, the newest codes of practice say that salary needs to be calculated on a 39 hour week as opposed to the 37.5 that was being taken into consideration.
I believe Section 3C lapses only after the 28 day overstay!ncisgreat wrote:Those who are making new application out of time might get success now but you wont be eligible for ILR if thats ur target
When u make new application ur leave under section 3c wont be valid bcoz this leave was for ur previous application and u will be overstayer since ur visa expiry date..
I find maximum chance for winning appeal if the mistake is ur employers and if they are ready to make letter explaining the thing and admitting their mistake
One of my friend visa refused becoz of wrong code by his employer. He made an appeal. The judge allowed his appeal saying when decision was made correct information was not with caseworker. Therefore he finds decision is not according to law. He further explain decision is made on mistake of fact which is not fair for appallent
No.. See conditions for ILR... Only 10 days gap allowed in total 5 yearsswgirl wrote:I believe Section 3C lapses only after the 28 day overstay!ncisgreat wrote:Those who are making new application out of time might get success now but you wont be eligible for ILR if thats ur target
When u make new application ur leave under section 3c wont be valid bcoz this leave was for ur previous application and u will be overstayer since ur visa expiry date..
I find maximum chance for winning appeal if the mistake is ur employers and if they are ready to make letter explaining the thing and admitting their mistake
One of my friend visa refused becoz of wrong code by his employer. He made an appeal. The judge allowed his appeal saying when decision was made correct information was not with caseworker. Therefore he finds decision is not according to law. He further explain decision is made on mistake of fact which is not fair for appallent
Have you had the residential labor market test done or did you apply with exemption to it?zee-chawla wrote:My previous leave was expired on 06/11/2012 and my visa refusal letter was dated 21/12/2012. I reapplied on 11/01/2013 as a fresh application and I got my Visa on 19/03/2013. they kept my passport and I made a fresh application by myself and I wrote a separate letter stating my previous application was refuse and passport is still with home office under the same application. they accepted my application and visa was granted.
ncisgreat wrote:No.. See conditions for ILR... Only 10 days gap allowed in total 5 yearsswgirl wrote:I believe Section 3C lapses only after the 28 day overstay!ncisgreat wrote:Those who are making new application out of time might get success now but you wont be eligible for ILR if thats ur target
When u make new application ur leave under section 3c wont be valid bcoz this leave was for ur previous application and u will be overstayer since ur visa expiry date..
I find maximum chance for winning appeal if the mistake is ur employers and if they are ready to make letter explaining the thing and admitting their mistake
One of my friend visa refused becoz of wrong code by his employer. He made an appeal. The judge allowed his appeal saying when decision was made correct information was not with caseworker. Therefore he finds decision is not according to law. He further explain decision is made on mistake of fact which is not fair for appallent
You do not stand a chance to win an appeal on this case (I went through a very similar situation). The best option for you is to re-apply.vrk wrote:Now my question is, should I appeal or make a fresh application?
I believe that your documents have been retained by the UKBA.. so, if you do a new application, you will have to point them out to the previous application to claim the documents. In this situation, it would very likely cause suspicion if your new application is a completely different SOC code than the previous one..vrk wrote:My worry is since I will be applying under different soc will it cause problem or suspicion?