Typical questions in tier 2 visa interview

Dear All

I have an upcoming interview for switching from tier 4 to tier 2. I am clueless about what questions will in the interview. Does anyone have any clue? Thanks in advance.

Regards

Interview with who??

Dear friend

Thanks for you reply!

I have an upcoming interview with UK Visas & Immigration. I am currently holding a tier 4 visa, and a company would like to sponsor my tier 4 visa. I have no clue what questions will be in the interview. I appreciate it if you have some ideas of the typical questions.

Regards

Tier 2 interviews by UKVI are very rare?

Did you receive correspondence from HO for an interview?

You need to provide more details if you expect any useful advice.

I booked a super priority service, and the decision will be made within 24 hours. I booked an appointment and are supposed to bring my documents with me. If you need further information, please let me know. thanks for helping me.

The staff are UKVI case workers.

It is NOT an interview and the new service is run by a third party company who ONLY does biometrics and checks supporting documents. They are NOT UKVI caseworkers and do NOT process your application. Only HO does that.

Just to confirm that this is the third-party company you talked about.

This is the website I received.
https://www.ukvcas.co.uk/home-internal

The original information is attached:
'You have chosen the super priority service. You must now book and attend an appointment with our commercial partner to provide your documents and your biometrics (fingerprints and facial photograph). You can do this by logging back in to your application via the link in your confirmation email and continuing to our commercial partner's website from there.You should receive a decision on your application within 24 hours of your biometrics appointment. We will contact you if it will take longer to process your application.''

Regards

Yes it is the new service.

No it is not an "interview". They are only application submission handling agents and not HO or caseworkers.

thanks a lot!!!!!

Regards
Max