An IDEA... for Jun-Nov applicants......... will it work?

Hello Everybody,

I need advice from all the members specially the moderators and senior people.

I have an IDEA for all June – November HSMP applicants who are drenched up with patience that………

If we submit a completely filled new application form as we filled earlier and also give Credit Card number to get payment deducted of GBP 150 (it’s Ok to take double charges rather than waiting so long).

But we will not provide any documents as they already have our doc’s and JUST WRITE OUR PREVIOUS HSMP APPL REF NUMBER at all relevant sections.

Now my question is .............

Do you think it will work out and are they going to take a look at our previous appl and do justice to them?

Do you think is it right?

OR there can be some other way?

I would request all to give suggestions/inputs to this idea.

rgds,
Gunjans

Well, man sure you know that before your app reaches the HSMP case worker it comes through Doncaster pre-team which checks if paperwork is fine, withdraws the money and transfers app further. I'm afraid it could get stuck there as not full...

Korben Dallas wrote:Well, man sure you know that before your app reaches the HSMP case worker it comes through Doncaster pre-team which checks if paperwork is fine, withdraws the money and transfers app further. I'm afraid it could get stuck there as not full...

thankz for ur guidance.

Please give ur suggestions on this.

Gunjans....why do you think that there is complete dead loack from june to nov applications?????? If we dont have the active board members of this period (who got deisions) it doesn't mean there is dead lock......you can find several people who joined after approval and sent a message like..."hei guys, i had been a silent reader of this board, today i am sharing my approval....shock....etc"
Why do you eliminate those hundreds of applicants who applied from all over the world and getting their responses (positive or negative) but they even dont bother to become member or drop even a line here.
As far as "operational service level" is concerned, it is really disapointing. I guess they are just decreasing their workload by assessing the most comprehensive cases by putting aside those which need some more attention. They are certainly not in the position to reject but need some extra time to evaluate them critically.