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gmuralik
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EC Cleared

Post by gmuralik » Sun Aug 05, 2007 5:33 pm

Hi friends, I have visa for 2 years and my current employer notice period is 3 months. I spoke to VFS and they said i need to travel with in 3 months of EC clearance otherwise i need to have a letter so that i will not have any issues in immigration.

Please let me know your experiences if your landed after 3 months of Visa stamping...Please let me know from where i need to collect???

apeterso925
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Re: EC Cleared

Post by apeterso925 » Sun Aug 05, 2007 5:47 pm

gmuralik wrote:Hi friends, I have visa for 2 years and my current employer notice period is 3 months. I spoke to VFS and they said i need to travel with in 3 months of EC clearance otherwise i need to have a letter so that i will not have any issues in immigration.

Please let me know your experiences if your landed after 3 months of Visa stamping...Please let me know from where i need to collect???
If VFS told you that you have to travel within 3 months, then I imagine that's the way it is.

So, it sounds like the notice you gave your employer will mean that you'll arrive in the UK more than 3 months after the start of your visa? What's your relationship with your employer like? Is it possible to shorten the notice you gave?

In my case, I gave unofficial notice when I first applied for HSMP, then I gave slightly more definite notice when I got initial approval...then I gave definite verbal notice when I got EC approval and *finally*, I submitted a written resignation about 2 weeks ago, just for formality.

But net net, my boss constantly told me that if I needed to change my leave date, that was fine. So my point is, unless you're contractually obligated to the notice you've already given, I would like to think your employer is reasonable enough to allow you to change it.
Amy

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