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Thanks AmazonianXAmazonianX wrote: ↑Fri Oct 27, 2023 10:43 amCover letter not mandatory. Only required if you are of the belief it explains better somethings that could not be conveyed by the applicant on the form.
Thanks in advance.Your application GWFxxxxxxxxx has been submitted to UKVI for processing. For more information on current visa processing times please visit: Visa decision waiting times: applications outside the UK (https://www.gov.uk/guidance/visa-decisi ... ide-the-uk) – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) You will be contacted by the Visa Application Centre when your passport is ready for collection. Please do not attend the Visa Application Centre until you have been invited to do so.
There are no additional fees for collection of your passport/ documents at the Visa Application Centre after a decision has been made. If you have been asked for an additional fee for this service, please contact us at acco@vfsglobal.com
Above is the the response receieved after the paid query.Our records indicate a decision has been made on your application GWFxxxxxxxxx. We cannot discuss the outcome of your application on-line or by telephone.
If your visa has been granted, a visa vignette (sticker) will be stuck inside your passport with 3 months validity (from the start of your visa) to travel.
As you rightly said know one can tell you exactly till you or rather the applicant in possession of the passport.JustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 2:21 pm@vinny
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Above is the the response receieved after the paid query.Our records indicate a decision has been made on your application GWFxxxxxxxxx. We cannot discuss the outcome of your application on-line or by telephone.
If your visa has been granted, a visa vignette (sticker) will be stuck inside your passport with 3 months validity (from the start of your visa) to travel.
I know that no one can tell whether the visa is granted untill the passport is collected. Yes
I am bit confused as I was of the view that UK Standard Visistor visa is for 6 months, but in the reply they are mentioning 3 months.
Please can someone confirm that Statndard visitor visas can be issued for 3 months, if so any reasons, and why they are reduced to 3 months instead of 6 months.
Thanks in advance.
Extremely thankful for your reply @AmazonianXAmazonianX wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 9:28 pmAs you rightly said know one can tell you exactly till you or rather the applicant in possession of the passport.JustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 2:21 pm@vinny
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@AmazonianX
@Secret.Simon
@zimba
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Above is the the response receieved after the paid query.Our records indicate a decision has been made on your application GWFxxxxxxxxx. We cannot discuss the outcome of your application on-line or by telephone.
If your visa has been granted, a visa vignette (sticker) will be stuck inside your passport with 3 months validity (from the start of your visa) to travel.
I know that no one can tell whether the visa is granted untill the passport is collected. Yes
I am bit confused as I was of the view that UK Standard Visistor visa is for 6 months, but in the reply they are mentioning 3 months.
Please can someone confirm that Statndard visitor visas can be issued for 3 months, if so any reasons, and why they are reduced to 3 months instead of 6 months.
Thanks in advance.
I don't know of 3months and if so can not tell why reduced, only UKVI and this may be indicated in the decision letter and or email.
Most probably a generic message was wrongly sent as a response.
IMHO, relax and wait till you get outcome but if you want to lighten up your account may further pursue enquiry.
JustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 9:52 pmExtremely thankful for your reply @AmazonianXAmazonianX wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 9:28 pmAs you rightly said know one can tell you exactly till you or rather the applicant in possession of the passport.JustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 2:21 pm@vinny
@CR001
@AmazonianX
@Secret.Simon
@zimba
Senior members
Above is the the response receieved after the paid query.Our records indicate a decision has been made on your application GWFxxxxxxxxx. We cannot discuss the outcome of your application on-line or by telephone.
If your visa has been granted, a visa vignette (sticker) will be stuck inside your passport with 3 months validity (from the start of your visa) to travel.
I know that no one can tell whether the visa is granted untill the passport is collected. Yes
I am bit confused as I was of the view that UK Standard Visistor visa is for 6 months, but in the reply they are mentioning 3 months.
Please can someone confirm that Statndard visitor visas can be issued for 3 months, if so any reasons, and why they are reduced to 3 months instead of 6 months.
Thanks in advance.
I don't know of 3months and if so can not tell why reduced, only UKVI and this may be indicated in the decision letter and or email.
Most probably a generic message was wrongly sent as a response.
IMHO, relax and wait till you get outcome but if you want to lighten up your account may further pursue enquiry.
Please can you or someone else can help me with the below query:
In case the Visa is approved a visa vignette (sticker) is stuck inside the passport.Yes
What happens in case of refusal, the applicant receives the refusal letter in the email or it comes along with the passport when they go to the VFS for collection. One or the other
In case it comes through email, it means the applicant knows beforehand when he/she is going to collect the passport. Yes
Is that a typo or did she plan to stay over 6 months?
typomeself2 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 1:07 pmIs that a typo or did she plan to stay over 6 months?
If dates change slightly, it's not crucial, as long as there's no significant differences in length (ie planned for 2 weeks and stayed 4 months). Not sure about multiple entry, but again, it should be okay if it's a 2-3 week trip.
Multiple entry means within the validity period of the visa the visitor can enter and leave UK as many times as they would want.JustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 5:12 pmtypomeself2 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 1:07 pmIs that a typo or did she plan to stay over 6 months?
If dates change slightly, it's not crucial, as long as there's no significant differences in length (ie planned for 2 weeks and stayed 4 months). Not sure about multiple entry, but again, it should be okay if it's a 2-3 week trip.
07-01-2024 till 28-01-2024
There is no valid from date on the sticker.AmazonianX wrote: ↑Sun Nov 19, 2023 1:27 pmMultiple entry means within the validity period of the visa the visitor can enter and leave UK as many times as they would want.JustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 5:12 pmtypomeself2 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 1:07 pmIs that a typo or did she plan to stay over 6 months?
If dates change slightly, it's not crucial, as long as there's no significant differences in length (ie planned for 2 weeks and stayed 4 months). Not sure about multiple entry, but again, it should be okay if it's a 2-3 week trip.
07-01-2024 till 28-01-2024
When is the visa valid from?
Thanks Ticktack, Lolo2,
JustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 10:27 amThanks Ticktack, Lolo2,
As this is the first time my mum is visiting UK so I think its better that she stays for the intended days asshe has mentined in application form/cover letter i.e 21days. So plan is to stay for less than 21 days. No issues with this. If you still want her to come over before lapse of the visa still possible within visa validity.
I will apply the 6 months Visa again around August 2024.
Staying for the intended days as mentioned in the application has any good/ postive impact on her next visa application There are those who stayed longer and no negative impact on next application as all kept within visa validity and for the next time one should opt for 6 months or 2 years visa. You can go for either, presenting convincing evidence of ties to and return and to home country is what's important.
Extremely thankkful to you.AmazonianX wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2023 1:15 pmJustGotHSMP wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 10:27 amThanks Ticktack, Lolo2,
As this is the first time my mum is visiting UK so I think its better that she stays for the intended days asshe has mentined in application form/cover letter i.e 21days. So plan is to stay for less than 21 days. No issues with this. If you still want her to come over before lapse of the visa still possible within visa validity.
I will apply the 6 months Visa again around August 2024.
Staying for the intended days as mentioned in the application has any good/ postive impact on her next visa application There are those who stayed longer and no negative impact on next application as all kept within visa validity and for the next time one should opt for 6 months or 2 years visa. You can go for either, presenting convincing evidence of ties to and return and to home country is what's important.