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It is even worse. UKVI does not only take your money, but they are also known to use your fingerprints to construct 5G radiation which is then broadcasted from cell towers which is known to slowly kill migrants which helps reptiles to keep their grip on power. This is why I use my tin foil hat all the time. It is all deliberate. Wake up guys ! It is not too late to fight this.
Zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 4:54 pmIt is even worse. UKVI does not only takes your money, but they are also known to use your fingerprints to construct 5G radiation which is then broadcasted from cell towers which is known to slowly kill migrants which helps reptiles to keep their grip on power. This is why I use my tin foil hat all the time. It is all deliberate. Wake up guys ! It is not too late to fight this.
100% post of the day!!Zimba wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 2:35 amSuper priority service is NOT related to UKVCAS at all
It is service offered by Home Office/UKVI for getting a visa decision within 24 hours of your biometrics. It has nothing to do with appointment booking as all applicants must attend biometrics not matter what visa service they paid for.
My reasoning obviously is not flawed. You assume, UKVI has a huge backlog.Zimba wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 3:19 pmYour reasoning is flawed. If UKVI has a huge backlog to deal with, accepting super-priority cases will not allow enough caseworkers to deal with the existing backlog when the UKVCAS starts to operate at full capacity. UKVI resources are quite limited and allowing priority applications will make things significantly worse.cliftonianbristol wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 8:13 amRemember only handful UKVCAS locations are open. That means much less people are giving biometrics. Even if millions have applied super priority during lockdown they will have to wait for biometrics.
So the pressure is on UKVCAS not on UKVI.
In my reasoning there is no reason why UKVI would delay superpriorities.
I am not sure how many time this has to be repeated here
The date of application is the date you submit and pay online and NOT the ukcvas biometric appointment date.South-Gloucester wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:15 pmHi,
Appreciate if someone can advise on my situation.
I have to travel overseas frequently, so the 6 month ILR decision time is not an ideal situation.
I've got all the documents ready - just need to pay on UKVI website which currently only allows the normal option i.e., 6 moths decision time.
Similar to few others on this thread, I'm inclined to wait for sometime in the hope super priority opens up again. Trouble is, my Tier 2 Work Permit is valid until 24 July 2020
I have read on the forum that the VACS appointment date is considered submission date and not the UKVI SETO form submission date. However, the GOV website states that if you're not able to find a VACS appointment due to the pandemic, this will not be held against you. And this has me now confused.
My Question - how long can I wait before I need to submit my SETO form on UKVI website?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the prompt response!CR001 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:25 pmThe date of application is the date you submit and pay online and NOT the ukcvas biometric appointment date.South-Gloucester wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:15 pmHi,
Appreciate if someone can advise on my situation.
I have to travel overseas frequently, so the 6 month ILR decision time is not an ideal situation.
I've got all the documents ready - just need to pay on UKVI website which currently only allows the normal option i.e., 6 moths decision time.
Similar to few others on this thread, I'm inclined to wait for sometime in the hope super priority opens up again. Trouble is, my Tier 2 Work Permit is valid until 24 July 2020
I have read on the forum that the VACS appointment date is considered submission date and not the UKVI SETO form submission date. However, the GOV website states that if you're not able to find a VACS appointment due to the pandemic, this will not be held against you. And this has me now confused.
My Question - how long can I wait before I need to submit my SETO form on UKVI website?
Thanks in advance.
You must apply online before your visa expires, otherwise you will be an overstayer and have no right to work etc.
1. Yes.South-Gloucester wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:47 pmThanks for the prompt response!CR001 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:25 pmThe date of application is the date you submit and pay online and NOT the ukcvas biometric appointment date.South-Gloucester wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:15 pmHi,
Appreciate if someone can advise on my situation.
I have to travel overseas frequently, so the 6 month ILR decision time is not an ideal situation.
I've got all the documents ready - just need to pay on UKVI website which currently only allows the normal option i.e., 6 moths decision time.
Similar to few others on this thread, I'm inclined to wait for sometime in the hope super priority opens up again. Trouble is, my Tier 2 Work Permit is valid until 24 July 2020
I have read on the forum that the VACS appointment date is considered submission date and not the UKVI SETO form submission date. However, the GOV website states that if you're not able to find a VACS appointment due to the pandemic, this will not be held against you. And this has me now confused.
My Question - how long can I wait before I need to submit my SETO form on UKVI website?
Thanks in advance.
You must apply online before your visa expires, otherwise you will be an overstayer and have no right to work etc.
As my Tier 2 work permit is valid till 24 July 2020, if I were to submit and pay online on UKVi website say a week prior, say 17 July 2020, that should still be acceptable?
I've read online "The general rule of thumb is that one can usually apply for ILR within the 28 day period preceding the point that one’s visa expires" - I guess I can ignore this contradictory information then.
I applied for to switch from Tier 2 ICT to Spouse visa after my tier 2 ICT expired (over a month later). This is due to COVID situation. However i had my leave extended by COVID Immigration team to May 31st before i applied for Switch. I'm still waiting to provide biometrics, Will this still be an issue when the application is processed ?CR001 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:25 pmThe date of application is the date you submit and pay online and NOT the ukcvas biometric appointment date.South-Gloucester wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 7:15 pmHi,
Appreciate if someone can advise on my situation.
I have to travel overseas frequently, so the 6 month ILR decision time is not an ideal situation.
I've got all the documents ready - just need to pay on UKVI website which currently only allows the normal option i.e., 6 moths decision time.
Similar to few others on this thread, I'm inclined to wait for sometime in the hope super priority opens up again. Trouble is, my Tier 2 Work Permit is valid until 24 July 2020
I have read on the forum that the VACS appointment date is considered submission date and not the UKVI SETO form submission date. However, the GOV website states that if you're not able to find a VACS appointment due to the pandemic, this will not be held against you. And this has me now confused.
My Question - how long can I wait before I need to submit my SETO form on UKVI website?
Thanks in advance.
You must apply online before your visa expires, otherwise you will be an overstayer and have no right to work etc.
I want to be hopeful about this but I’m aware the phone operators sometimes talk out of their arses! Time will tell
That is quite frustrating as I have to apply tomorrow at the latest and then those lucky people with later expiry dates will be able to book priority and jump straight ahead of my application
Interesting insight, good to know and thanks for sharing - I will not be taking this as absolute gospel at the moment, but I am confident things will start to clear up within the next few weeks. As others have said, the priority service is too much of a money maker for them to leave it dormant.
The user did stay APPLY not BOOK. Their visa expires on the 5th June.Barry465 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 3:05 pmWhy is it you need to book specifically tomorrow at the latest?
NO. That is not variation of leaveYM1900 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 4:09 pmDear Experts,
Should it be possible in principle to send another application varying original application (normal service) where the only change is super priority service selected? Basically you send another application which is exactly the same as the previous provide reference and pay for super priority service this time. Is it going to work or HO doesn't allow such "workarounds"?
But there is no backlog
Didn't you know ?!
