helpingperson wrote:sheraz7 wrote:To perform the sponsorship duties in compliance of tier 4 policy an institute/university have to report regularly about student to UKBA who in response write directly to institute/student such as curtailment of visa notice etc (if visa conditions not being met).
I theory, yes . But in practice not everyone/every institute does it.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Curtailing leave on general grounds
This section tells caseworkers when to consider curtailing a migrant’s leave in the UK on
general grounds.
You must consider curtailment of a migrant’s leave, under:
Paragraph 323(i) of the Immigration Rules with reference to paragraphs 322(2) - (5)
(which are general grounds for refusal), where:
o they have made ‘false representations’ or did not ‘disclose material facts’ to get
leave in a previous application
o they have not complied with their conditions of leave
o they have not maintained and accommodated themselves and any dependants
without claiming public funds
o it is not desirable to let them remain in the UK because of their character, conduct or
associations or because they are a danger to national security.
Paragraph 323(ii) of the Immigration Rules if they no longer meet the requirements of
the Immigration Rules under which they were granted leave.[/size]
Paragraph 323(v) of the Immigration Rules where they have, within the first six months
of having been granted leave to enter, committed an offence for which they are
subsequently sentenced to a period of imprisonment.
Please donot send PM. Write in open forum to facilitate others too.
REGARDS
