I thought this forum made to help eatcother whoever needs. But whats point having account when one giving answer for any simple query. I think all the moderator are busy helping other people on point based system and they dont bother about the students. I will appreciate if any of you help in this r...

Loads of view but not even one reply.

is there any Guru there who can advice,

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Hi Everyone. Previously i asked some information with regards to my cousin refusal of Tier 4. A lot of you have given very valuable advices. In short my cousin visa refuse due to shortage of about £200 or something in maintenance. He had credit card and we used that case https://moj-tribunals-docume...

I think if you passed 9 papers of ACCA and your exams are quivalent to bachelor degree. All you have to do contact with ACCA and UK Naric and get certificate stating that your qualifaction is equivalent to bachelor degree then you can apply in country. http://ecctis.co.uk/naric/individuals/Compare%2...

naviad13 wrote:100% you can.... I did aswell and got visa

Hi Mate thank you very much for your reply,

Did you withdraw appeal first and the applied or withdrawn appeal after getting visa?

Please let me know that. Tahnks

Hello Everybody.

Does anyone know that if someone have pending appeal and withdrawn appeal and appeal and apply Tier 2..

Can we do that?

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No reply ?

Please reply if anyone know the answer ..

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Guys i need some information with regards to cousin. I will appreciate if you can guide me on that. 1) Applied Tier 4 and refused in October and hearing is February in FTT 2) Graduated from the UK 3) Got Job offer and COS Is it possible to change like withdrawn appeal and go to window for Tier 2, Wh...

Well, I passed MBA in MAY 2013 from university of Sunderland. For tier2 point base system does not it meet requirements? Also I have recent done IELTS test ,score of 6.5 I have a fear that of 60 days curtailment letter. Do you know the case like me and succeed to obtain tier2 visa? Actually, I have...

riz1986 wrote:rules r straight forward......money has to be in account for 28days....credit card etc is not acceptable.
his case wuld be dismissed.
Only option is to apply again wid in 28 days.

Thank you very much bro ..

Do you know any cases which can help? He will reapply bu

Hello Everyone. I wonder if any of you can help .. One my cousin Visa refused due to the shortage of maintenance. He should have £2840 in account but he only had £2540. He got right of appeal and his first Tier Tribunal Hearing is on 31 March 2015. He had one credit card limit of £3000 . Hes not goi...

Hi all hope I will got a reply ASAP I am on student tier 4 visa came to uk 25.july.2014 I am pregnant from my boyfriend and he left now I am from Pakistani strict family. If I go back to my home . They will not accept me and also my baby. They already threated me . I am sure if I go back I will be ...

Dear Respected gurus.
Vinny, paperpusher,Sheraz, Amber and Lucpouka...
Is there any case law with regards to above issue or not??
I always believe this forum helped everyone but so far i couldnt get reply this time.
Will appreciate your response.

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Dear Respected gurus.
Vinny, paperpusher,Sheraz, Amber and Lucpouka...
Is there any case law with regards to above issue or not??
I always believe this forum helped everyone but so far i couldnt get reply this time.
Will appreciate your response.

Regards

does anyone know any case law with regards to the Maintenance requirement which goes in favor of students??

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The simple answer is no. Your friend got lucky the last time he got his visa. That does not confer a right for future applications. Can you tell me which college issued the CAS on the basis of a payment plan? That college is almost certainly on the road to lossing its licence. I don't think there i...

There are issues with payment plans. Firstly the colleges do not hold consumer credit licenses. Therefore are unable to legally offer extended credit terms even interest free. Secondly the recruitment of students who are unable to pay the full fee at the point of enrolment is an indicator of poor r...

I am thinking that there might be a misunderstanding by the caseworker but on the other hand I have never heard of payment plans. As Hassan said they did it last time and it went through so I think if you put that argument in your appeal might have a chance. I say do consult a solicitor I know you ...

There are issues with payment plans. Firstly the colleges do not hold consumer credit licenses. Therefore are unable to legally offer extended credit terms even interest free. Secondly the recruitment of students who are unable to pay the full fee at the point of enrolment is an indicator of poor r...

The simple answer is no. Your friend got lucky the last time he got his visa. That does not confer a right for future applications. Can you tell me which college issued the CAS on the basis of a payment plan? That college is almost certainly on the road to lossing its licence. I don't think there i...

vinny wrote:

Frontier Mole wrote: LSBF - that says it all.

LSBF?

Option 1

The simple answer is no. Your friend got lucky the last time he got his visa. That does not confer a right for future applications. Can you tell me which college issued the CAS on the basis of a payment plan? That college is almost certainly on the road to lossing its licence. Thnks for yr help he ...

well he ll appeal a yways rest on judges to decide hope he gets the justice..

Is there any rule which HO give discretion to colleges to demonstrate the agreed plan,. Regards[/quote] There is not. If your friend's previous visa was obtained using a CAS that said full fees were paid, and this was in fact a lie, your friend might want to avoid appealing on the basis that they go...

A payment plan is not a demonstration of funds. Hence the appeal will fail. LSBF - that says it all. Is there any rule which HO give discretion to colleges to demonstrate the agreed plan,. Regards There is not. If your friend's previous visa was obtained using a CAS that said full fees were paid, a...