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NationOne Junior Member Member # 7301	Posted January 30, 2004 01:46 PM I submitted my HSMP application from Bangalore on 02/01/2004, it was approved on 08/01 and I got the package back on 18/01. Pretty quick I would say! Score ----- 1. Educational Background - 15 points 2. Work Experience - 35 points 3. Past earnings from work - 35 points 6. Partner’s achievements - 10 points Age allowance - 5 points Total Score - 100 points Documents - all number bullets map to those in the HSMP form. ---------------------- Applicant is under 28 years of age: Evidence: a) Birth Certificate - Original b) Matriculation Certificate - Attested copy c) Passport - Attested copy Spouse of applicant is under 28 years of age: Evidence: d) Birth Certificate - Original e) Matriculation Certificate - Attested copy f) Passport - Attested copy 1. Educational Back ground - 15 points Evidence: a) Degree Certificate - Original b) Degree marklist of final semester - Original c) Transcript of Marks - Copy 2. Work Experience - 35 points Evidence: a) Employer Reference - Original b) Employment Offer letter - Original c) Payslips for past 12 months 3. Past earnings from my work - 35 points Evidence: a) Salary Letter from company - Original b) Last 12 months wage slips - Original 6. Partner’s Achievements - 10 points Evidence: a) Marriage Certificate - Original b) Joint tenancy agreement - Original c) Income tax return of ‘Spouse of Applicant’ d) Postage item addressed to Applicant e) Postage item addressed to ‘Spouse of Applicant’ f) Degree Certificate of ‘Spouse of Applicant’ - Original g) Last 12 months pay slips of ‘Spouse of Applicant’ - Original h) IELTS test results of ‘Spouse of Applicant’ - Original I can continue my career in the UK. Evidence: 8. Proof of English ability - IELTS test results, Original 9. Relevant Qualification - Engineering Degree certificate 10.Arragements to seek work in the UK a)Email communication with a prospective employer in the UK b)UK Job portals registration proofs c)Job Search Results 11.What I expect to earn in the first 12 months in the UK a)Salary Surveys
Kayalami Member Member # 5984	Posted January 30, 2004 01:51 PM Many congratulations on your achievement - you were well prepared and followed the requirements to the letter..most impressive. Welcome to the UK in advance and best wishes once you get here. -------------------- ---audi alteram partem---
Dip Member Member # 4428	Posted January 30, 2004 01:53 PM Congratulations Nation One, Hope the HSMP hopefuls continue to benefit from your experience. Regards Dip
Bug-Master Member Member # 7448	Posted January 30, 2004 01:56 PM Nice list. Thanks! I just saved a copy on my HDD. I think this is the best thing I did today Cheers -------------------- To light a candle is to cast a shadow...
Chess Member Member # 7233	Posted January 30, 2004 02:27 PM Nation one, Congratulations and well done... I am sure members talking ablout the 'backlog' will benefit from your information regardind delivery/decision dates Gud luck with your EC and eventual job hunting - the journey has just began -------------------- .........Nkosi sikelele Africa
Cane Junior Member Member # 7458	Posted January 30, 2004 02:34 PM Congratulation to NationOne! And Thanks for the detail behind your application. However, how does 'NationOne's' timeline (same-day approval) square with the widely reported 4-6 week queue time extending back to applications submitted in Decemeber? What gives? Cane
VISHWA Junior Member Member # 7488	Posted January 30, 2004 03:04 PM Congratulations The only thing that i can note is this a UNDER 28 category, where as others including my application falls into ABOVE 28 category.I hope thats the 4-6 weeks processing time
Cane Junior Member Member # 7458	Posted January 30, 2004 04:15 PM Yes, thats a good point VISHWA. Who knows what their process workflows look like? Perhaps they have an unstated preference for under-28 applications - having introduced the category explicitly in the recent change? So many questions... Cane [ January 30, 2004: Message edited by: Cane ]
ajayxyz Member Member # 7225	Posted January 30, 2004 05:05 PM congrats Nation one. I think dollowing docs were redundant: Matriculation Certificate and IELTS result I thin u already attached Birth Certificate so Matriculation served no purpose. Any way u attached xerox so no risk. Same for IELTS. Keep it up will be waiting for u for EC related Qs I'm almost ready with my EC. 1-2 more weeks.
spunk Junior Member Member # 7443	Posted February 05, 2004 08:08 AM Congratulations And how do u know " it was approved on 08/01"?Thanks
Samran Member Member # 894	Posted February 05, 2004 10:52 AM congrats!! The speed of your approval while there is a supposed 4 to 6 week waiting time in processing just makes me wonder how the internal processes at the home office actually work! Seems as if some of us are waiting longer than others for no clear reason!!