Hi, I recently posted this thread. https://www.immigrationboards.com/uk-tier-2-employer-sponsored-visas/successful-tier-2-visa-after-a-visitor-visa-refusal-t248013.html I revealed quite a bit of my financial information here and I realised that it's not necessary The moderator also said these infor...
You cannot edit your posts. What detail do you wish to be removed? Can you remove the whole "Long Version" in the first post, because there is a bit of background information and they are not relevant to my question at all. I would appreciate that very much. Also, on the the 3rd post of the same th...
Hi, I recently posted this thread. https://www.immigrationboards.com/uk-tier-2-employer-sponsored-visas/successful-tier-2-visa-after-a-visitor-visa-refusal-t248013.html I revealed quite a bit of my financial information here and I realised that it's not necessary The moderator also said these inform...
I do know that as of 2018, refusal stamp is no longer issued and everything is stored digitally via biometrics now. I'm worried that other country will be able to see the visitor visa refusal. Also, I saw one particular case in this forum where because an applicant has visitor visa refusal, he has t...
My passport has very limited global movement so I have always been very careful with my immigration record. I am worried any refusal might have an impact on my future immigration, especially since I want to be able to work in Silicon Valley one day. US,UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand shared th...
Hi CR001, Thanks for your reply, In 2013, I was seriously ill, so I have to leave the country for almost 8 months. Before I left, I discussed with a solicitor and she said if I bring a valid doctor certificate, it could be considered under "compassionate circumstances" In 2016, I revisited the solic...
