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Calculating time period.

Post by jaberdene » Thu Mar 07, 2013 7:16 am

Hi all
Back to 2005, one of my visa was valid until 14 March 2005. Then applied new application on 12 Apr 2005 which was the application raised date. Under the immigration rules term, how many days I overstayed in this time period? Is it 28 or 29?
Did I have a valid leave on 12 Apr?
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Re: Calculating time period.

Post by uksettlement » Thu Mar 07, 2013 7:21 am

jaberdene wrote:Hi all
Back to 2005, one of my visa was valid until 14 March 2005. Then applied new application on 12 Apr 2005 which was the application raised date. Under the immigration rules term, how many days I overstayed in this time period? Is it 28 or 29?
Did I have a valid leave on 12 Apr?
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28 as per my calculation
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Post by mulderpf » Thu Mar 07, 2013 7:54 am

No you would not have had valid leave as your application was made out of time. Section 3C which "extends" your leave is only valid for applications made in-time.
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Re: Calculating time period.

Post by jaberdene » Thu Mar 07, 2013 9:06 am


28 as per my calculation
Thanks very much,
it seems like you didnt include 12 of Apr as overstay, did you?
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Post by jaberdene » Thu Mar 07, 2013 9:11 am

mulderpf wrote:No you would not have had valid leave as your application was made out of time. Section 3C which "extends" your leave is only valid for applications made in-time.
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uksettlement wrote:
jaberdene wrote:Hi all
Back to 2005, one of my visa was valid until 14 March 2005. Then applied new application on 12 Apr 2005 which was the application raised date. Under the immigration rules term, how many days I overstayed in this time period? Is it 28 or 29?
Did I have a valid leave on 12 Apr?
Cheers
I think you misunderstood my question.
I didnt say I had valid stay on those days. I just wanna know how many days I overstayed until I made new application.
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Post by wpilr_nov12 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 9:16 am

Not sure submitting an application on 12/4/05 after prior expiry of 14/3/05 would automatically bring you in line (out of overstay) on the application date itself. Technically you would not have had a legal leave once your existing leave expires, and until your new leave is granted, IF you were not covered by 3C.
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Post by jaberdene » Sun Apr 14, 2013 12:26 am

Irrelevant
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