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Thank you both for the reply. As it turns out, my CAS letter does have an end date of 19/09/2016. If that is the case then my course did end early since it finished 19/07/2016.keysersoze22 wrote:Take your original CAS letter to your International Office, or International Student Advice Team. Your original CAS letter should have a course end date of 19/09/2015. Ask to see why it is that your course finished early, and why.
Also - you need to find out what report was made for you. If your University reported you for Early Course Completion, you will generally get the extra 4 months on your Visa (though you need to ask them, because they've reported you for early course completion with a year, so the UKVI may only give you 2 months). However, unlike other reports you can work legally during this curtailment process. Ordinarily you can't work when you have been reported to the UKVI.
No, it just seems like the university made a mistake with the course end date on the original CAS, and hence you were given the wrong end date for your visa. Visa end date should have been 19/7/2016 +2 months, not 19/9/2016 +4 months. This will now be corrected, and your visa will be curtailed to 19/9/2016.Drifter25 wrote:As it turns out, my CAS letter does have an end date of 19/09/2016. If that is the case then my course did end early since it finished 19/07/2016.
But I am confused why I was given the date of 19/09/2016 in the first place if my course's academic calendar says otherwise. It seems that curtailing visas for early completion is the norm to rush people out of the country?
I see, this clears it up. Still trying to figure all of my options.sah10406 wrote:No, it just seems like the university made a mistake with the course end date on the original CAS, and hence you were given the wrong end date for your visa. Visa end date should have been 19/7/2016 +2 months, not 19/9/2016 +4 months. This will now be corrected, and your visa will be curtailed to 19/9/2016.Drifter25 wrote:As it turns out, my CAS letter does have an end date of 19/09/2016. If that is the case then my course did end early since it finished 19/07/2016.
But I am confused why I was given the date of 19/09/2016 in the first place if my course's academic calendar says otherwise. It seems that curtailing visas for early completion is the norm to rush people out of the country?
So you do still have a short window of opportunity to switch to Tier 2 within the UK.
You might want to let the university know that while you understand now that your visa should only ever have been valid until 19/9/2016, you were rather misled into thinking you had all this extra time in which to switch to Tier 2. It can't be changed back, because it is actually correct, but you are justified to be unhappy about the talk to-up.
Depends on the course. It would need to start no more than 28 days after the end of your current leave, plus it would need to be at a higher academic level than your previous course, or at the same level but showing logical academic progression.Drifter25 wrote:How difficulty would it be to take up a 6 month course? Basically extending my tier 4 visa?