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In that case you might have to return back home or may consider to extend your tier 4 visa by joining another course.ShadowKnight wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 2:10 amHey guys just a quick question;
I am Tier 4 student and my visa expires by the end of july 2020. My partner is British and we have given notice of marriage at registrar office. They told us to wait for home office response before getting registered because my status is Tier 4.
So when I got the letter from Home office it said they are not going to investigate but 28 days cap must remain. Now due to Covid Marriage registrations are closed until further notice.
I am just worried about the time line here if we don't get our marriage registered than I probably have to go back before my visa expires and this is what I want to avoid. My partner works full time and fulfills all requirements to support me.
Is there any suggestions to extend the visa in special circumstances? Or should I engage Home Office regarding the same.
Ty
I am yet to submit my masters dissertation by the end of May and I will probably apply for extenuating circumstances to extend it. Also new admissions will resume in Sept.2020seagul wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 9:59 amIn that case you might have to return back home or may consider to extend your tier 4 visa by joining another course.ShadowKnight wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 2:10 amHey guys just a quick question;
I am Tier 4 student and my visa expires by the end of july 2020. My partner is British and we have given notice of marriage at registrar office. They told us to wait for home office response before getting registered because my status is Tier 4.
So when I got the letter from Home office it said they are not going to investigate but 28 days cap must remain. Now due to Covid Marriage registrations are closed until further notice.
I am just worried about the time line here if we don't get our marriage registered than I probably have to go back before my visa expires and this is what I want to avoid. My partner works full time and fulfills all requirements to support me.
Is there any suggestions to extend the visa in special circumstances? Or should I engage Home Office regarding the same.
Ty
If you will apply before your visa expiry then will be protected by virtue of section 3C which prevent a person from becoming an overstayer until decision.ShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 1:12 pm? Do you think 30-40 days are enough for them to process the application
That's a sigh of relief. Thank you for this update. Another quick question? As our degree awarding ceremony will probably be held in Oct. 2020 (what I heard my course director said). What are the chances to extend on these basis? Probably get another 3 months? Is that something that's possible.seagul wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 1:16 pmIf you will apply before your visa expiry then will be protected by virtue of section 3C which prevent a person from becoming an overstayer until decision.ShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 1:12 pm? Do you think 30-40 days are enough for them to process the application
Unlikely.Probably get another 3 months? Is that something that's possible.
Hi, Thank your for your reply. For the last part, we have already give notice of Marriage and the registrar office did notify Home Office about it and took our details. And then we both received a letter from the HOME OFFICE saying that they will not investigate our case and we can go ahead with the registration of marriage. I really things go well however I want to thank you for all for your kind responses.CR001 wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 8:37 pm1. You need 6 months payslips and 6 months bank statements at the date if online application submission.
2. Photos and friends statements are irrelevant and won't be considered. You need to submit evidence of meeting the English requirment, either a UK degree certificate if minimum A1 IELTS English life skills.
3. Your choice but not needed.
Note that you might not have enough time left on your visa to marry within the UK. You have to give 28 days notice at an ho approved registry office. They notify ho and this 28 day period can be extended to 70 days before ho will give permission for you to marry.
To use a degree, you need to have the actual degree certificate. If you don't have the certificate, you need A1 English Life Skills test.ShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:27 pmUDPDATE.
My partner is insisting that I should take at least A1 english language test. To me, it does not make any sense, because I did IELTS when I was applying for UK, and I am doing MSc (Masters from London) and my degree is nearly at the end.
Is the above not enough for HO to accept application? Or do I need the degree to show to them?
let me know please.
Thank you!
If you will be awarded with your degree prior to the expiry of visa then you can use it otherwise your ielts test must have UKVI reference numberShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:27 pmUDPDATE.
My partner is insisting that I should take at least A1 english language test. To me, it does not make any sense, because I did IELTS when I was applying for UK, and I am doing MSc (Masters from London) and my degree is nearly at the end.
Is the above not enough for HO to accept application? Or do I need the degree to show to them?
let me know please.
Thank you!
Seagul, Thank you for you quick response. It does not have any UKVI number however it was conducted by British Council in Karachi, Pakistan. I can test report form number on it. Test actually took place back in April 2018 and It says it expires in 2 years so technically it is expired. This is so frustratingseagul wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:34 pmIf you will be awarded with your degree prior to the expiry of visa then you can use it otherwise your ielts test must have UKVI reference numberShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:27 pmUDPDATE.
My partner is insisting that I should take at least A1 english language test. To me, it does not make any sense, because I did IELTS when I was applying for UK, and I am doing MSc (Masters from London) and my degree is nearly at the end.
Is the above not enough for HO to accept application? Or do I need the degree to show to them?
let me know please.
Thank you!
The other thing is I would not have my degree until that time I believe not sure how long does it take to award the degree. I will probably have to ask Uni. Administration. And also due to COVID our deadline for dissertation was extended to 12th June.ShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 4:08 pmSeagul, Thank you for you quick response. It does not have any UKVI number however it was conducted by British Council in Karachi, Pakistan. I can test report form number on it. Test actually took place back in April 2018 and It says it expires in 2 years so technically it is expired. This is so frustratingseagul wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:34 pmIf you will be awarded with your degree prior to the expiry of visa then you can use it otherwise your ielts test must have UKVI reference numberShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:27 pmUDPDATE.
My partner is insisting that I should take at least A1 english language test. To me, it does not make any sense, because I did IELTS when I was applying for UK, and I am doing MSc (Masters from London) and my degree is nearly at the end.
Is the above not enough for HO to accept application? Or do I need the degree to show to them?
let me know please.
Thank you!.. Should I rather apply for UK NARIC certifcate now?
Unquestionably it will really be an excruciating exercise in redoing the ielts test despite you are studying a master degree. But if you have an honours/4 years of bachelor degree then may consider the naric comparability route. Both routes will cost you almost same but the date of test might not easily be catchable anytime soon.ShadowKnight wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 4:08 pmSeagul, Thank you for you quick response. This is so frustrating.. Should I rather apply for UK NARIC certifcate now?