tier-1 wrote:My tier-1 extension application has been refused on grounds of insufficient funds for a couple of days in January. Further the letter says that under Section 82 of national immigration and asylum act, I am not entitled to appeal where an applicant still has leave to enter or remain in country.
Are they right in saying that I do not have righ to appeal or it is just thier statemennt which can be challenged through MP or ombudsmans office.
Also I had sent my bank statements later on, after my PEO at Croydon office. Can the home office disregard these documents sent later?
You see here is another one
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=77678
'one thing i just never understand and i see this time and time again and that is people applying for Tier 1 seem to ALWAYS apply with the absolute minimum requirement.
what i mean is that if they need 90 days maintenance requirement of £800 people submit 90 or 91 days with £801 in their accounts. You know if you are gonna apply like that and you get refused because you messed up a day here or there then you kind of got to look back at yourself and say ' am i not an idiot?'
why not just have a buffer, you know have extra money in your account and extra statements like 4 or 5 months maintenance, then the case worker will look at your application and not even question anything or look for mistakes or faults to refuse your applications.
your are tier 1 you should be able to have more than £800 in an account not so?? now i am not directing this at the original poster necessarily but rather the heaps of applicants who keep getting refused cos they applying with the ABSOLUTE minimum requirements.
I see stories, arrrrhhh I had £800 on Monday then i drew £20 and deposited £40 back the same day and now they refused my application cos it was £780 temporarily and the £40 was only credited the next day blah blah blah!! You know you just got to be an idiot if you are playing with your extension by the skin of your teeth. For bloody sake just put £2000 in your account rather than £800 and then you will never have problems with your application. The case worker will also look at it and think ' ok this guy has more than enough money', and not look for faults.
Anyways this is just something I have noticed over the many months, and I genuinely dont feel pity for anyone who gets refused cos they went on the absolute min requirements!!'
