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It might affect any future application yes.ali_hsn wrote:thanks for getting back to me. Where do I go from here then? shall I apply again without showing the self employment since I have no right to appeal. I do yield enough points...
Will it affect my new application given the fact that they know I worked part-time ???
if you get enough points from your main job (under work permit) then you shouldn't have bothered showing the points from the other job.meats wrote:It might affect any future application yes.ali_hsn wrote:thanks for getting back to me. Where do I go from here then? shall I apply again without showing the self employment since I have no right to appeal. I do yield enough points...
Will it affect my new application given the fact that they know I worked part-time ???
I'm pretty sure there is a section there about any rejections where you have to mention it. If you don't mention it then they might think that you are trying to deceive them and you might be in more trouble.ali_hsn wrote:yea, I know that. The reason for showing self employment was that some of my paycheque numbers did not match my bank statements. Now that I have another month at hand (where I got some bonus) I can use my workpermit job only.
But unfortunately whats done is done, any ideas if it will affect my fresh application if I do not mention it at all.
You can do extra work on tier 2 (WP) as long as it is within 20 hours a week. The job must also be in the same profession and the job title at the same level as that was granted for your tier 2. If your friend is keeping to these criteria then he is fine else he is in breach of immigration laws.innocentdevil wrote:i was under impression you cannot work anywhere if you are on a work permit not even part time.
one of my friend's is on work permit and he works at asda over the weekends and in the evenings and it doesn't affect his normal job but again i don't know if he is breaking the law.
This is what SKUK is referring about..skuk wrote:You can do extra work on tier 2 (WP) as long as it is within 20 hours a week. The job must also be in the same profession and the job title at the same level as that was granted for your tier 2. If your friend is keeping to these criteria then he is fine else he is in breach of immigration laws.
As per the letter, you are not eligible for T1(G)in the first application itself as your sal is less than 20,000 per year . I am wondering, How can you now be eligible??.. how can just one month extra make all the difference of 20K?ali_hsn wrote:just a little update guys, I have been going through the refusal letter again and again. It does say that they accept the earnings generated through my company which have been corroborated and total £xxxxx.xx. As it is less than £20,000 therefore, it does not qualify to be awarded points.
This makes one thing clear that they are ready to accept my salary under workpermit as long as it is over 20K. In the wake of events I now do qualify with over 20k. The problem is my previous refusal, do I need to mention it or just completely leave it out of the picture.
I have booked an appointment with a good solictor, we shall see what turn does my case take from there. I am still not sure though whether to go with a solicitor, but as it has been said on the forums time and again "better safe than sorry".
He has mentioned above that he has got/hoping to get some bonus nowdima wrote:As per the letter, you are not eligible for T1(G)in the first application itself as your sal is less than 20,000 per year . I am wondering, How can you now be eligible??.. how can just one month extra make all the difference of 20K?ali_hsn wrote:just a little update guys, I have been going through the refusal letter again and again. It does say that they accept the earnings generated through my company which have been corroborated and total £xxxxx.xx. As it is less than £20,000 therefore, it does not qualify to be awarded points.
This makes one thing clear that they are ready to accept my salary under workpermit as long as it is over 20K. In the wake of events I now do qualify with over 20k. The problem is my previous refusal, do I need to mention it or just completely leave it out of the picture.
I have booked an appointment with a good solictor, we shall see what turn does my case take from there. I am still not sure though whether to go with a solicitor, but as it has been said on the forums time and again "better safe than sorry".
Yes, he is - big time.innocentdevil wrote:i was under impression you cannot work anywhere if you are on a work permit not even part time.
one of my friend's is on work permit and he works at asda over the weekends and in the evenings and it doesn't affect his normal job but again i don't know if he is breaking the law.
good luck mate, hope everything works out best for you. keep us posted.ali_hsn wrote:ok guys!
just an update, I have applied again yesterday. This being my last shot, I have tried my best not to mess it up. Payment deducted today, just waiting for the letter.
I also went to see a solicitot prior to applying and was informed that this time it should be a clear case. Hoping for the best and fingers crossed.
I ask because self-employment clearly violates the condition of not starting or running a business; in your case, the UKBA now know that you did this, so I would be interested to know how you handled this. Did you answer yes and explain, or did you answer no ?D18. Has the applicant ever worked in the United Kingdom without immigration permission to do so (that is, contrary to his/her conditions of stay)?
D19. Give the reason(s) why the applicant worked in the United Kingdom without immigration permission to do so and the dates this work was undertaken: