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You have still strong apeal. all are lame excuses...Go for appeal dude. Almost same thing happend in my case on 22 of April. We can discuss more on call 03009632592.khuram_noman wrote:This is Khuram Noman from Lahore, Pakistan. I have applied for the HSMP and got the approval letter from Home Office on 24-March-2008, then i applied for EC on 16-April-2008 but unfortunately my EC visa has been reject on couple of reasons. Below are the reasons.
Reason 1
You have submitted a work reference from Al Barakah industriesthat the British High Commission have been unable to verify as genuine. Wecalled the company several times and received no response. We checked with thePakistan Telephone Company but there is no alternative number available fromthis company. Since we have made every effort to verify your experience andhave been unable to do so, your application falls for refusal therefore underparagraph 135HA(ii)
Reason 2
You have provided a bankstatement as evidence of funds available to relocate to the UK. These funds arethe result of a large deposit of Rs 500,000 (£3906). Clearly this is well in excessof your income and you have provided no evidence of the origin of these funds.Whilst or sell property, it is also reasonable to expect them to provideevidence of this. In the absence of any evidence Iam not satisfied that thesefunds are personally yours and available to fund your relocation to the UK. Iamnot satisfied that you are able to maintain and accommodate yourself and youdependants until such time that you are in receipt of an income 135A(ii)HC395.
Let me explain you a bit about my case. I have shown that iam doing 2 jobs one full time and one part time. BHC called to my full time job office and get the verification, but unfortunately the day they called to my part time job office the Landline# is out of order and we have already lodge a complaint in Pakistan Telephone Company(iam not sure about that they called in those days or not but i think they called on days when the phone is out of order).
Now about the funds i have provide the sale receipt, affidavit and T.O Form but i think i made the mistake that i didn't translate the sale receipt and affidavit in English i provide the original ones that is in URDU but the T.O Form is in english
so can u plz guys guide me what i can do now either go for the appeal or go for new application?
hsmp28122006 wrote:EC got rejected and reason provided is as below:
"I have carefully considered your application. However, you do not qualify for a visa for the following reasons.
I have assessed your application against the criteria and points table for HSMP. My calculations, based on the documents you have submitted with your application, show that you are short of the minimum required points total by twenty points. Consequently I am not satisfied that false representations were not made and that all material facts were disclosed for the purpose of obtaining your immigration employment document."
This is the complet reason given by them.
I had applied from Bangalore to Chennai office through VFS bangalore.
They did not return my HSMP Approval letter back to meWhat can I do now?
Can I re-apply? How can I re-apply if they have taken my HSMP letter?
What else can be done?
I had provided all the documents as in HSMP application, except my birth certificate. Had claimed these points:
Age - 20
Degree - 30
Salary - 25
Hi Ravi,ravib wrote:Hi cskmail,
any updates on ur administrative review ? what happened to your original hsmp approval letter . please reply.
Regards
Ravi
Zubair2008 wrote:Hi Sushdmehta,
First of all thank you very much for your reply.
The original approval letter was retained after first refusal.
I followed the previous thread and re-apply for EC with xerox copy.
They refused the application to my amazement that scan photocopy was attached. I email them after that and they reply that I should now arrange for re-print of approval letter.
I have only four weeks left do you think it is sufficient time for Re-print or I have to go for fresh application.
Many thanks
jaan4nav wrote:Frineds,
I have been refused EC under the Tier-1 General catagory for the following 2 reason:
1) Previous Earnings
2) Insufficient Funds
I had submitted my documents to the Ahmedabad VFS on the 22nd of May 2008. However, the ECO has mentioned that he has refused my visa on the 9th of May 2008?? what a disconnect???
Please find my findings mentioned under: I feel there has been some mistake somewhere, but would require your guidance before i fill up the admin review form and send it across:
1) Age
Points awarded are 10 ----- No comments --- Accepted
2) Qualifications
Points awarded are 35 ----- No Comments --- Accepted
3) Previous Earnings
Points awarded are 20 ----- Comments ---- Not Accepted
Concerns:- Please note that they have taken the NET INCOME AFTER TAX and NOT THE GROSS INCOME BEFORE TAX for assessing me on this parameter. This is contradicting the statement as per the Tier-1 general Policy Guide, under the section of Assessment of Previous Earnings, Paragraph 87, first line, which confirms that for applicant’s in salaried employment, gross salary before tax will be assessed.
However, in my case, as per the Entry Clearance Officer’s decision, the ECO has commented that my income has been recalculated as per the NET INCOME. Thus, he has arrived to a figure of INR 3XXXXX, which is post Tax as per my payslips, as against INR 4XXXX claimed by myself which is Gross Salary before Tax. This now leaves me with just 20 points instead of 30 points.
Also, as per the ECO’s comment in the previous earnings, he has mentioned that I have claimed 40 points for my previous earnings, whereas I have just claimed 30. Please note that as INR 4xxxxx when converted and uplifted to the UK standards, works out to GBP 3xxxxx, it actually falls under the 30 point scale as it is within the range of £29,000 - £31,999. Hence I had claimed 30 points and not 40 points
Hence, I believe I should be getting 30 full points to equal this section to a total of 75 points.
4) UK Experience
Points awarded are 05 ----- No comments----- Accepted
5) English Language
Points awarded are 10 ----- No Comments ----- Accepted
6) Maintenance
I believe that my Post Office Savings of INR 300,000 has been missed out for evaluation. These funds have been lying with the Postal Savings Department, which is an Indian Government Body, since 19th August 2003. There have been no debits till date (05th June 2008). I have also equipped the British High Commission with the original letter from the Government to that extent.
Hence, I taking this INR 300,000 into consideration, which is equal to GBP 3529 approximately (INR 300,000 / 85, where in 1 GBP has been assumed to be equal to 85 Indian Rupees), I believe that I do have sufficient funds to meet my maintenance requirements in the UK.
All said and done, please also note the following:
The date of refusal of entry clearance that is mentioned in the letter is the 9th of May 2008.
However, I submitted my application only on the 22nd of May 2008 at the VFS office in Ahmedabad
i would really appreciate if anyone could throw some light on it and advice me if its ok to go for an admin review and what are the chances??
regards
nav
try explaining this to the ECjaan4nav wrote:Dear Push,
Why should one leave cah at bank and earn just 3.5% interest when he can earn as high as 9% elsewhere, with principal protection???. Afterall, be it FD, post office deposits, its all our money only. Any travel plans are always planned, so there is no problem of access to these FD or deposits either.
jaan4nav wrote:Frineds,
I have been refused EC under the Tier-1 General catagory for the following 2 reason:
1) Previous Earnings
2) Insufficient Funds
I had submitted my documents to the Ahmedabad VFS on the 22nd of May 2008. However, the ECO has mentioned that he has refused my visa on the 9th of May 2008?? what a disconnect???
Please find my findings mentioned under: I feel there has been some mistake somewhere, but would require your guidance before i fill up the admin review form and send it across:
1) Age
Points awarded are 10 ----- No comments --- Accepted
2) Qualifications
Points awarded are 35 ----- No Comments --- Accepted
3) Previous Earnings
Points awarded are 20 ----- Comments ---- Not Accepted
Concerns:- Please note that they have taken the NET INCOME AFTER TAX and NOT THE GROSS INCOME BEFORE TAX for assessing me on this parameter. This is contradicting the statement as per the Tier-1 general Policy Guide, under the section of Assessment of Previous Earnings, Paragraph 87, first line, which confirms that for applicant’s in salaried employment, gross salary before tax will be assessed.
However, in my case, as per the Entry Clearance Officer’s decision, the ECO has commented that my income has been recalculated as per the NET INCOME. Thus, he has arrived to a figure of INR 3XXXXX, which is post Tax as per my payslips, as against INR 4XXXX claimed by myself which is Gross Salary before Tax. This now leaves me with just 20 points instead of 30 points.
Also, as per the ECO’s comment in the previous earnings, he has mentioned that I have claimed 40 points for my previous earnings, whereas I have just claimed 30. Please note that as INR 4xxxxx when converted and uplifted to the UK standards, works out to GBP 3xxxxx, it actually falls under the 30 point scale as it is within the range of £29,000 - £31,999. Hence I had claimed 30 points and not 40 points
Hence, I believe I should be getting 30 full points to equal this section to a total of 75 points.
4) UK Experience
Points awarded are 05 ----- No comments----- Accepted
5) English Language
Points awarded are 10 ----- No Comments ----- Accepted
6) Maintenance
I believe that my Post Office Savings of INR 300,000 has been missed out for evaluation. These funds have been lying with the Postal Savings Department, which is an Indian Government Body, since 19th August 2003. There have been no debits till date (05th June 2008). I have also equipped the British High Commission with the original letter from the Government to that extent.
Hence, I taking this INR 300,000 into consideration, which is equal to GBP 3529 approximately (INR 300,000 / 85, where in 1 GBP has been assumed to be equal to 85 Indian Rupees), I believe that I do have sufficient funds to meet my maintenance requirements in the UK.
All said and done, please also note the following:
The date of refusal of entry clearance that is mentioned in the letter is the 9th of May 2008.
However, I submitted my application only on the 22nd of May 2008 at the VFS office in Ahmedabad
i would really appreciate if anyone could throw some light on it and advice me if its ok to go for an admin review and what are the chances??
regards
nav
Well, for al your information guys, I have been holding the funds for more than 3 years. I had my father as a second holder as I was in UK and wanted some signatory to the funds, just in case I met with any casualty in the UK.My question is, if the ECO wanted this clarification, he should have raised it in the first rejection itself and not bring it up during the admin review and deprive me of a fair chance of admin review.
It also does not mean that they will approve your application, just because "Indian Post Office does not have a computerised system for pass-book". Also I dont think verification or integrity of statement is the main reason for rejection, it is just a lame supporting sentence to strengthen the reason for rejection. The main reason for rejection as mentioned above is, that your account is a joint account with father.If the Indian Post Office does not have a computerised system for pass-book, should I be held responsible for it? Also, if there was any doubt on the integrity or authenticity of the documents, they should have mentioned it earlier. Original letter from the department was provided to them with the application.
In my opinion, you should not take this rejection personally, but (provided you are still interested), you should try again for EC.I am really unhappy the way the ECO's have handled my case. I was really looking forward for a positive news, but was shattered reading the comments the new ECO has made.
I am really hurt as such refusals give genuine aspirants and deserving candidates an impression that the British high Commission is trying its best to refuse entry clearance on silly grounds just to make more money of the applicants initial fee
I have given up, but would like to wish others good luck