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From what you have said, you are considering your team member as your third party for rest of the 25k. And your team member is considering you as his third party for rest of 25k.haryharsan wrote:Hi
I applied for the Entrepreneur visa as a team member, using the PSW route. Both of us have 25K in our personal accounts. We have not got any joint account. provided supported document where declaration has been done from solicitors and also signed consent in favor of each other in front of solicitor.
Reason for refusal is that my bank statement does not show my team member's name and similarly his statement does not show my name.
I am going for appeal but I am a bit confused how to defend myself? Any help will be highly appreciated! Please!!
haryharsan wrote:Hi
I applied for the Entrepreneur visa as a team member, using the PSW route. Both of us have 25K in our personal accounts. We have not got any joint account. provided supported document where declaration has been done from solicitors and also signed consent in favor of each other in front of solicitor.
Reason for refusal is that my bank statement does not show my team member's name and similarly his statement does not show my name.
I am going for appeal but I am a bit confused how to defend myself? Any help will be highly appreciated! Please!!
dalaremal wrote:From what you have said, you are considering your team member as your third party for rest of the 25k. And your team member is considering you as his third party for rest of 25k.
If that is the case, your refusal says about bank statement. I am not sure if you mean it a letter or statement? If it is a statement then they are correct as statements are only allowed if money is in your name. For third party fundings statements are not allowed. Therefore you should have provided bank letter which should contain both the team members name and say that each has full access.
Right now i can only think of appealing on the basis of evidential flexilblity. You argument could be like: if they did contact you, you could have converted it into a joint account and submitted all the necessary documents in 7 days time.
dear friend, convert it into a joint account. Then ask for a letter. Bank will automatically include both the names in the letter.I went to bank and requested them for giving access to my friend into my bank account as a third party. They said, yes you can give access to your friend into your account as a third party but they denied to give me any sort of a letter or supporting document which should show both names.Now,what should I do? Any advice/opinion Please!
Thanks. Definitely I will do that but will the judge consider this?[/quote]dalaremal wrote:dear friend, convert it into a joint account. Then ask for a letter. Bank will automatically include both the names in the letter.
we have only 10 working days... i don't think its enough time to convert and deposit all money in that joint account getting statement.dalaremal wrote:Thanks. Definitely I will do that but will the judge consider this?
You have to claim on evidential flexibility. Argue that you would have done this and provided the required letter if they had contacted you. Highly likely that judge will consider. But it all depends on the judge.
Does it not come under "change of circumstances"?
i think joining account is compulsory bcaz without that both of u dont hav access to complete 50k n providing affidavit is not compulsory... even if u win the appeal on evidential flexibility still ukba can ask u to show u hav access to 50k.Khizar wrote:I have had exactly same case. (Team application 25k each in separate bank accounts).
UKBA refused me on same grounds & I also submitted declaration.
I have lodged appeal and my solicitor has advised me that their is no need for joint bank account and he will win this case 100% as according to the rules of FSA it is not possible for the banks to issue that letter having names of the both applicants plus JOINT account is not the requirement of UKBA.
Go for appeal and hire a experienced solicitor barrister ..
Joint account is not compulsory
u got 10 days to lodge the appeal grounds n after that u got 10 more days to send evidence.n i think thats sufficient time to joint the account n get the statementsharyharsan wrote:we have only 10 working days... i don't think its enough time to convert and deposit all money in that joint account getting statement.dalaremal wrote:Thanks. Definitely I will do that but will the judge consider this?
You have to claim on evidential flexibility. Argue that you would have done this and provided the required letter if they had contacted you. Highly likely that judge will consider. But it all depends on the judge.
Does it not come under "change of circumstances"?
Did u contact any of your legal adviser how to handle this situation.?
My lawyer said " get a letter on their letter head stating that they can't provide letter in that format as you requested by UKBA" and we give explanation about the situation on covering letter.
this is what he said ....
i am asking experts here " is that okay " can i go in that way or not. please let me experts, and valuable advise ASAP
Boss if you don't believe that 2+2=4 than how could you expect case worker to work out 25+25= 50 ..... there is no need of joint account.....qkiyani wrote:i think joining account is compulsory bcaz without that both of u dont hav access to complete 50k n providing affidavit is not compulsory... even if u win the appeal on evidential flexibility still ukba can ask u to show u hav access to 50k.Khizar wrote:I have had exactly same case. (Team application 25k each in separate bank accounts).
UKBA refused me on same grounds & I also submitted declaration.
I have lodged appeal and my solicitor has advised me that their is no need for joint bank account and he will win this case 100% as according to the rules of FSA it is not possible for the banks to issue that letter having names of the both applicants plus JOINT account is not the requirement of UKBA.
Go for appeal and hire a experienced solicitor barrister ..
Joint account is not compulsory
kashnex wrote:Boss if you don't believe that 2+2=4 than how could you expect case worker to work out 25+25= 50 ..... there is no need of joint account.....qkiyani wrote:i think joining account is compulsory bcaz without that both of u dont hav access to complete 50k n providing affidavit is not compulsory... even if u win the appeal on evidential flexibility still ukba can ask u to show u hav access to 50k.Khizar wrote:I have had exactly same case. (Team application 25k each in separate bank accounts).
UKBA refused me on same grounds & I also submitted declaration.
I have lodged appeal and my solicitor has advised me that their is no need for joint bank account and he will win this case 100% as according to the rules of FSA it is not possible for the banks to issue that letter having names of the both applicants plus JOINT account is not the requirement of UKBA.
Go for appeal and hire a experienced solicitor barrister ..
Joint account is not compulsory
if there was no need of legal Doc./paper(s) or affidavit to support your doc. from solicitor then these legal rep. would have been selling eggs (unday) on the cart
My friend read the policy guidance first...In policy guidance it is clearly mentioned that both team shud hav access to complete 50k not 25k...kashnex wrote:Boss if you don't believe that 2+2=4 than how could you expect case worker to work out 25+25= 50 ..... there is no need of joint account.....qkiyani wrote:i think joining account is compulsory bcaz without that both of u dont hav access to complete 50k n providing affidavit is not compulsory... even if u win the appeal on evidential flexibility still ukba can ask u to show u hav access to 50k.Khizar wrote:I have had exactly same case. (Team application 25k each in separate bank accounts).
UKBA refused me on same grounds & I also submitted declaration.
I have lodged appeal and my solicitor has advised me that their is no need for joint bank account and he will win this case 100% as according to the rules of FSA it is not possible for the banks to issue that letter having names of the both applicants plus JOINT account is not the requirement of UKBA.
Go for appeal and hire a experienced solicitor barrister ..
Joint account is not compulsory
if there was no need of legal Doc./paper(s) or affidavit to support your doc. from solicitor then these legal rep. would have been selling eggs (unday) on the cart
kashnex wrote:Boss if you don't believe that 2+2=4 than how could you expect case worker to work out 25+25= 50 ..... there is no need of joint account.....qkiyani wrote:i think joining account is compulsory bcaz without that both of u dont hav access to complete 50k n providing affidavit is not compulsory... even if u win the appeal on evidential flexibility still ukba can ask u to show u hav access to 50k.Khizar wrote:I have had exactly same case. (Team application 25k each in separate bank accounts).
UKBA refused me on same grounds & I also submitted declaration.
I have lodged appeal and my solicitor has advised me that their is no need for joint bank account and he will win this case 100% as according to the rules of FSA it is not possible for the banks to issue that letter having names of the both applicants plus JOINT account is not the requirement of UKBA.
Go for appeal and hire a experienced solicitor barrister ..
Joint account is not compulsory
if there was no need of legal Doc./paper(s) or affidavit to support your doc. from solicitor then these legal rep. would have been selling eggs (unday) on the cart
haryharsan wrote:Hi
I applied for the Entrepreneur visa as a team member, using the PSW route. Both of us have 25K in our personal accounts. We have not got any joint account. provided supported document where declaration has been done from solicitors and also signed consent in favor of each other in front of solicitor.
Reason for refusal is that my bank statement does not show my team member's name and similarly his statement does not show my name.
I am going for appeal but I am a bit confused how to defend myself? Any help will be highly appreciated! Please!!