Advise Needed Please - ILR application Mistake

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Hi All,

I have recently applied for ILR and have done my biometrics. However, I suddenly realised that I forgot to include a recent US visa application (which was put under Admin Processing, now called Refusal until further documents are provide. This is completely an honest mistake and I even forgot that I applied for the US visa. In this case, what should I do? Should I contact the UKVI and explain or should I wait? Am I be rejected 100%?

Thanks in advance.

[bext]

Hi All,

I have recently applied for ILR and have done my biometrics. However, I suddenly realised that I forgot to include a recent US visa application (which was put under Admin Processing, now called Refusal until further documents are provided. This is completely an honest mistake and I even forgot that I applied for the US visa. In this case, what should I do? Should I contact the UKVI and explain or should I wait? Am I goona be rejected 100%?

Thanks in advance.

Just a further clarification - there was not a stamp on my passport (apparently US visa refusal/Admin Processing won't put a stamp).

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Also, one more question, will having different signatures cause an issue? ie Signature used when biometrics submitted and signature used when signed electronically? As I have been working from home, I signed most docs electronically as I did not have a printer and scanner.

[seagul]

Hi All,

I have recently applied for ILR and have done my biometrics. However, I suddenly realised that I forgot to include a recent US visa application (which was put under Admin Processing, now called Refusal until further documents are provided. This is completely an honest mistake and I even forgot that I applied for the US visa. In this case, what should I do? Should I contact the UKVI and explain or should I wait? Am I goona be rejected 100%?

Thanks in advance.

Just a further clarification - there was not a stamp on my passport (apparently US visa refusal/Admin Processing won't put a stamp).

Maybe it won't be noticed/traced then. If you haven't had enrolled your biometrics then might be able to address it on a covering letter. Now better don't contact them only for that reason.

[seagul]

Also, one more question, will having different signatures cause an issue? ie Signature used when biometrics submitted and signature used when signed electronically? As I have been working from home, I signed most docs electronically as I did not have a printer and scanner.

In case of any issue you would be contacted by the caseworker.