bie0509 wrote:Now I'm about to apply for Tier 1 visa, I'm wondering whether would my previous student refusal affect my upcoming visa?

As long as you 'remember' to mention the previous refusal, if at all you are asked about any visa refusals on your Tier 1 application, then it shouldn't be a problem. Good luck!

Searching, I have responded to your PM.

Dear Sir, The biggest mistake you have done was leaving London, yes, they said if u leave london you will come after 1 year by law but it is not true, in fact you will never come back. They are liars, the Home office is liar. I left London with my children on my own, bought my ticket in the heathro...

manizia wrote:His dad was on student visa. His mom was on visa as well. The only thing going for him is that he was born there.

Then he doesn't qualify, unfortunately.

yes he WAS asking!! but he already new the answer the way he asked the question. i have posted this a few times cos ive been waiting for CRD contact or decision since the first one time i posted this!!! thats the only reason i have multipled this!!! http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=...

And the reason for your MULTIPLE posts over the SAME issue is because...???

I'm having a 'deja vu' moment, as this post in running concurrently with another exact same topic!
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=55917
Stick to one please.
Multiple threads over the same don't help your case. They just confuse...

Good Luck!

Rozen, Thanks for your reply. As you said, she can re-apply for a visa after six months again. Can she apply for a 1 year visa then as I have been told by some of my friends that you can get a longer visa for your next visit? She can even apply for a 2 or 5 year one! As long as she does not oversta...

thanks for replying bak to be honest and may be blunt yes it was the case i did forget to mention that and i am not being cocky either.i know my driving offence is not the offence which carries a prison sentence and by me not disclosing it would make it a very big issue as it has now than why would...

My mother-in-law is currently in UK on a 6 month family visit visa which expires in July 2010. I want her to stay on for another couple of months. Is it possible by any means to extend her stay in UK? Generally , NOPE! Unless there was some really extenuating reason! For example, serious illness (f...

So in your appeal... Did you address the reason why you did not mention your criminal record on your application? Or did you just 'argue that the refusing you a visa would prevent you from ever seeing your daughter again'?
If you did not address the former, then I'm afraid it will fail... again.

troubled wrote:Are the parents of your cousin still in UK?

Troubled, OP has already said that the father of the person in question died when he was four years old, and his mother took him back to Pakistan!

manizia wrote:His mother is Pakistani. His father was also Pakistani.

Thx.

But what was their IMMIGRATION STATUS in the UK at the time he was born? No matter they are/were Pakistani! It is their immigration status at the time, that will determine his fate.

rajsun wrote:Elderly dependant visa application for my parents has been rejected today.

I'm not surprised!

Tick 'YES' if they do (which I suppose your wife is one of them).
But somewhere they will ask applicant to list 'dependant' children. If they are over 21, I would leave this bit blank!

I am sponsoring family visit visas for my parents in law (applying for five year visas) and my 12 year old niece (6 months - will be her first trip; previously applied for a visa in 2003 to attend our wedding but refused, no written explanation given), all from China. I'm particularly thrown by que...

Perhaps part of the problem is that your wife is currently in the UK and not in Italy, where you are applying to go?
The proof of reservations and travel tickets that you gave to the embassy, did they include your wife as well? Or were they just for you?

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Goodtimeassured, it does not help your case by starting a new thread over the same issue! The end result is that members are now asking you questions which, if you had continued in your old thread, they would have understood where you're coming from! Try to keep it in one. For those of you trying to...

A joint account is fine.

Hi guys, I have a friend of mine who is going to apply for a visa. He lied in one of his previous visa. That was not discovered by the case worker but he did not get the visa either. That application was made in the UK. Now he will make a new application from outside UK...in the case they will find...

No worries! All the best!

Hi, I`m applying to the family permit visa online And one of the questios are the date that i intent to travel to the uk and the day that i intent to come back. But when they asked on the form how longer will i stay in the UK , i said that it ws going to be permanently. So what should I do? ... Sho...

If you are a family member of EEA national you pay the same fees as UK citizens.I dont think you have to live here three years before you enjoy home status fees . I went to university straight away after I received my resident card and having been here for one and half years. Only very few UK learn...