Singh_harv wrote: ↑Sun Nov 17, 2019 9:18 pm
Can you provide the exact refusal reason?
What financial documents did you submit of your father?
The second reason can be covered by showing your husbands ILR which makes you entitled to stay beyond 12th jan.
I was same situation when my wife was due and in laws visa was refused. You will need to provide strong documentation now in order to succeed.
Please list what documents of sponsors and applicants did you submit.
The exact refusal letter :
The decision
I have refused your application for a visit visa because I am not satisfied that you meet the
requirements of paragraph(s) V4.2 – V4.10 of Appendix V of the Immigration Rules because:
You have applied for a visa to visit your daughter in the UK for 2 Months. I recognise
that family visits are important however, I must consider the information regarding
your sponsor’s support of your visit separately in my assessment of your application.
In order to assess your intentions I must consider your circumstances in your home
country based on the information you have provided with your application.
The onus is on you to qualify for entry clearance based on your own circumstances
and your own intentions. You have said that your son-in-law will help you with this
visit by providing you with accommodation whilst you are in the United Kingdom and I
am satisfied that they are in a position to do so based on documents provided. While
I take that into account in assessing your proposed maintenance and
accommodation in the UK, this is only one aspect of the visitor rules and this
sponsorship does not satisfy me of your own intention to leave the UK on completion
of your visit.
You have stated that you are unemployed and have no other income or savings and
that you husband will fund your trip. In support of your application, you have
submitted a bank statement in your husband’s name from National Bank of Pakistan
(account number ending 2335). Whilst I acknowledge that the closing balance shows
sufficient funds to cover the cost of your proposed trip to the UK, I note that this bank
statement appears to have a number of unexplained credits over its duration, the
source of which is not clear. For example on 07/10/19 PKR520,000 (£2,583.68) was
deposited into your account. The documentation provided does not demonstrate the
origin of these funds. I also note that prior to this deposit the funds in this account are
regularly depleted, indicating that you utilise nearly all your income each month. For
example, as recently as 06/10/19 the balance of your account was PKR2,824.22
(£14.03). Given the above, I am not satisfied that you have accurately presented your
financial circumstances.
You state that you will visit the UK from 20th November 2019 to 20th January 2020 to
visit your daughter. In support of your application, you have submitted a copy of your
daughter’s biometric residency permit, which states that it will expire on 12/01/2020.
The documentation provided does not demonstrate that you daughter has permission
to remain in the UK after this date. This undermines the credibility of your proposed
trip to the UK.
I am therefore not satisfied that you are genuinely seeking entry as a visitor and that
you intend to leave the UK at the end of your visit. Your application is therefore
refused under paragraphs V4.2 (a) and (c) of the Immigration Rules.
