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Did you miss my answers to your questions???
ok. You got someone else from the same IP address who is in exactly the same situation as you. Maybe worth figuring out and joining forces.
Your email address for this new username is almost identical to the other username. Both of you posting from the exact same static sky IP address with the exact same visa story (current ICT visa, wife Tier 2 G visa, switching visa).
+1 me neither.
To try and get different responses or what they want to hear or to bump up their queries!! We have seen it all and see it often.
Unless you can specifically provide the links of where exactly you read this in the forum, we can't comment. There are many visa routes and many different circumstances regarding refusals. What might apply to one category does NOT necessarily apply to another category.Utsav123 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 13, 2018 8:43 pmThanks for your quick reply. I was reading other posts in this forum whuch mentions that 90% of cases if new visa are refused if there is a previous history of refusal hence i am really worried. Please suggest uf i need to take care any specific point while applying for tier 2 dependent.
Letter does not mention any immigration clause for refusal which is very strange for me too.
Your choice but not really needed as you are not an overstayer and you only need to meet the requirements for the dependent visa. The only time you would potentially have an issue is if HO perceive you used deception in a previous application.Do you think I should take help of immigration solicitor this time to avoid any issue again?
No it makes no difference. Using a solicitor has no influence on your application. The only you will be is poorer and remember that even 'experienced advisors/solicitors' often get even the most basic applications horribly wrong.Does homeoffice treats application via solicitors differently as online application in UK always asks if application involves solicitor?