If "end of day" balance is 800 or above, and the statement is issued in the format as you state, you are fine. Careful Sush :roll: I hope you remember my story pre-pankina matter @Wazobia Which bank statement are you presenting? If did not use abbey national bank at that time, i wouldnt be in troub...

vinny wrote:However, the UKBA should follow 17(1)(b).

Any updates, Angelica?

I have checked the link and discover that UKBA had a modernised version of the 1997( which appear to address my problem). Is the 1997 one in place in 2009?

Cheers

U remember me Vinny? Thats very nice of you. I hope you knew there was so much mess in my application(s) at that time. I have NOT applied for ILR yet. My case cost me thousands of pounds. I got my PSW few months ago. I just dont have the application fee NOW. Hopefully, i will apply by december. Is t...

Well...the choice is yours. 1) You can make use of your UK bank balance for application made in india. 2) Make sure you pass your dissertation before you EVEN think of going back home. Submitting disertation does NOT guarantee passing it. Weigh your option very well. It appears it is cost effective ...

Work permit holders went to court and lost. The HSMP Forum Ltd judgement is not about work permit holders at all. PSW applicant went to court but Tier 4 applicants then benefit on the same maintenance funds refusals I believe the main issue in HSMP is the 4/5 years now leading to settlement. The sa...

I thought there should be a ''legitimate expectation'' for everyone that is affected by 4/5 years rule.

Even work permit holders went to court as well albeit 'not well grounded'

http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Adm ... /3221.html

I thought every applicants who is entitled to ILR based on 4 years continuous stay can gain from HSMP forum judgement.

Remember pankina judgement was launched by PSW applicant but the benefit was enjoyed by people in Tier 4 as well.

Thanks.

My friend's case is a bit trickish. 1) The main applicant got work permit in October 2005. He was give 4 years work permit. 2) His wife came to join him in May 2006. After about a year, the main applicant change employer and reapply for work permit which was subsequently given for 5 years. First que...

vinny wrote:If you responded within 28 days, did you keep any proof of posting?

Does that matter?

I an NOT very sure of your time as a 'visitor'. Please read the guidance. I think you should go ahead with applying on a 10 years and wife as a dependant of a person applying for settlement(seperate application). There was a form for something like that. While considering your application, they will...

tall_funky wrote:I think you should make a valid application, pay by cheque and then withdraw the application after 7 days!!

Hopefully, it should work out as your friend only wants extra 14 days!!!!

Thats very good. I will pass it across.

Its strange but that is the reason.

It was almost 2 years NOW. At that time telephone numbers was in the mandatory section. They later made it ''optional'' within the mandatory section.


Very very strange.

1) The fact is that Tier 1 (PSW) cannot be extended (for any reason). So, either you can follow the suggestion offered by Greenie or, if you wish to, may remain in the UK beyond the expiry date of your current leave - and become an overstayer. Do note that staying in the UK for more than 28 days as...

Cheers folks. I was looking for a way to nail them in court thats why i am looking for it. I knew they hardly contact people by email or phone. I was just looking for where they wrote something similar to that but found NONE. What exactly are you trying to argue? If you explain a bit more people mi...

Cheers folks.

I was looking for a way to nail them in court thats why i am looking for it.

I knew they hardly contact people by email or phone. I was just looking for where they wrote something similar to that but found NONE.

Greenie wrote:You can't extend as a visitor in country either.

No sir!

You cant switch by extend based on a very strong circumstances e.g sickness.

She should either switch in country to remain under tier 4 or if she would struggle with the the maintenance funds requirement could return home during university holidays and apply for a student visit visa. It is not possible to extend leave under psw. Point based system is NONSENSE. Many years ag...

Thanks Arsenal49(unbeaten 49 record!)

Thats NOT really what i meant.

Is any of their policy guidance state anything about the way they contact us?

A Pal of mine is a post study worker. She cannot get a job so she use dthe chance to be studying again.

Her Visa will be expiring in June but 14 days earlier than her exam. She want to leave UK after her exam but she needs just 2 weeks to finish her exam.


What is the best way to approach this?

Hi everyone,

I have read the UKBA documentations several times and cannot just figure this out.

1) How do they use our email address?

2) When can they contact us(applicants) by telephone or emails?

3) do anybody know anywhere where they state that?

Cheers

I was once in that dillema.

It will be very expensive for you to do another course in the same university.

In my opinion, register with a college(Any course!), get CAS and applied. While that is going on, finish up your dissertation.

After getting the Tier 4 visa, you can later apply for PSW.

Sorry guys. Its a bit long story. I will try to shorten it. I have a student visa for almost 2 years. At the tail end of the visa the final results is NOT yet released so i applied for yet another Tier 4. While waiting for the application, the result came out i then applied for PSW(in form of varyin...

Cheers.

Does that mean that the dependant of an established person(Tier 4 migrant) applying from abroad need to provide 533 multiplied by 9 months?

In PSW, 20 points is to be awarded to applicants for this particular category. Normally, it should be if applicant is on Tier 4 while he was studying in UK, but i read it somewhere in the policy guidance last year that it is NOT really necessary that applicant had a Tier 4 visa "Throughout" the peri...