URGENT :EC REJECETD

If you don't mind, how much in pounds did u have and did you provide evidence of accommodation (letter from a friend, hotel booking, etc)

Hi Maheshpatel,

Please do share the details of the rejection, based on which the members can give you suggestions

Thanks !

mahesh bhai
kya cho ? respond tho karo .....

unless and untill u mention the details of the rejection......i doubt anybody will reply to ur query......

mohan

A heads up on what I did:

1) I had over GBP3,000 in funds / equivalent FX. I will have parental support, so my dad also wrote a letter stating that I will have access to his funds as required. Include original bank statements, copies of Fixed deposits (say you'll provide original on request) etc etc.
2) I had my cousin, a British citizen, write a letter that stated I will be living with her initially. She included her UK passport number, address, job title, and annual income.

Hope that helps.

Hi lankanfunkin,
thanks for ur details......that was an useful information.

yeh can you help me with both the letters which u have mentioned
1) parental support letter &

2) accomodation letter

If you can send the soft copy to my personal ID mohanmudaliar@hotmail.com then it will be of great help.

Also from where did u applied and u got ur EC stamped ?

Thanks in advance
Mohan - Bangalore INDIA

I dont think there is a standard to it, but I'll post it so everyone can get an idea. Format as you see fit.


LETTER FROM COUSIN:

(Address address address)

18th April 2007

The Entry Clearance Manager
British High Commission
190 Galle Road
Colombo – 3


Re: Entry Clearance for LankanFunkin, DOB (some date), HSMP approval ref (some number)

Dear Sir/Madam,

I understand that my cousin, LankanFunkin, has been approved for his HSMP visa and will be seeking Entry Clearance to the UK. I would like to confirm that I have offered LankanFunkin accommodation at my residence at (address address address), for his full use until he finds his own housing. I am a British citizen residing in the UK, bearing passport number xxxxxxxxx. I am a (Title) at (place of work), where I have been employed for the last xx years, and my current annual income is in excess of GBP xxxxxx.

Please feel free to contact me on xxxxxxx if you require any further clarification.


Yours faithfully,



Cousin


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LETTER FROM PARENTS

(Address address address)

18th April 2007

The Entry Clearance Manager
British High Commission
190 Galle Road
Colombo – 3


Re: Entry Clearance for LankanFunkin, DOB (some date), HSMP approval ref (some number)

Dear Sir/Madam

I write this letter in reference to my son LankanFunkin's Entry Clearance application. I have a fixed deposit at Some Bank valued at GBPxxxx, and will make these funds available for my son’s requirements until he has established himself. Furthermore, my investment in the UK with AnotherBank (account number xxxxxx) will also be available if necessary.

Please feel free to call me on xxxxxxxxx if you require any further clarification.


Yours faithfully,


Pop

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Hope this helps!

Hi lankanfunkin,

yeh thanks for ur instant help by sharing the format for accomodation and parental letter..........this will surely help us while making the self format.

Also from where did u applied and u got ur EC stamped ?

thanks and best regards
mohan

Hey Mohan,

I applied from Colombo. And also got my EC stamped there too.

Out of curiosity, would location out side the UK make a big difference? VFS has (unfortunately) established themselves here too...

Hi lankanfunkin,

thanks for ur reply.......no, i don't think location makes any difference....they play safely and apply all their rules and regulations to all the locations..........simply becoz they all are diplomatic professionals......i mean the caseworkers located in every corner of this world

best regards
mohan

With the details u provided, i believe that your case will succeed on appeal. The challenge is the relatively long time frame for decision. - u may ahve to wait for up to 6 months.