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Can't really offer any thoughts until I know:Gaqweahd wrote:Hi everyone, it is my final year at uni I started in Jan 2015 and hopefully my course ends on jan 2018
sah10406 wrote:Can't really offer any thoughts until I know:Gaqweahd wrote:Hi everyone, it is my final year at uni I started in Jan 2015 and hopefully my course ends on jan 2018
(1) What was the course end date on your CAS?
(2) What course is it?
(3) When did you come to the UK?
Oct 2008sah10406 wrote:Can't really offer any thoughts until I know:Gaqweahd wrote:Hi everyone, it is my final year at uni I started in Jan 2015 and hopefully my course ends on jan 2018
(1) What was the course end date on your CAS?
31/07/2018
(2) What course is it?
Business Management 3 years
(3) When did you come to the UK?
What if i re do one single module?keysersoze22 wrote:You are lucky your University hasn't picked up on the fact you have been issued with a Visa for too long. I would fundamentally advise you to do nothing that looks like you are gaming the system - your University can if they want report to the UKVI that your Visa has been issued too long. The second fact is that if you fail your dissertation and re-sit, your University can also notify the UKVI of this as you will have no new learning and therefore no academic participation, of which any student must have (outside of the last 4 months on the Visa). Treading extremely dangerous ground here.
Sah was correct for the advice on the CAS. Your CAS end date is indicating 31st of July is your end date. Therefore your University will monitor your current status - chances are they will pick up at some point in the next 6 months that your end date is incorrect (seems they gave you an extra 6 months).Gaqweahd wrote:What if i re do one single module?keysersoze22 wrote:You are lucky your University hasn't picked up on the fact you have been issued with a Visa for too long. I would fundamentally advise you to do nothing that looks like you are gaming the system - your University can if they want report to the UKVI that your Visa has been issued too long. The second fact is that if you fail your dissertation and re-sit, your University can also notify the UKVI of this as you will have no new learning and therefore no academic participation, of which any student must have (outside of the last 4 months on the Visa). Treading extremely dangerous ground here.
keysersoze22 wrote:Sah was correct for the advice on the CAS. Your CAS end date is indicating 31st of July is your end date. Therefore your University will monitor your current status - chances are they will pick up at some point in the next 6 months that your end date is incorrect (seems they gave you an extra 6 months).Gaqweahd wrote:What if i re do one single module?keysersoze22 wrote:You are lucky your University hasn't picked up on the fact you have been issued with a Visa for too long. I would fundamentally advise you to do nothing that looks like you are gaming the system - your University can if they want report to the UKVI that your Visa has been issued too long. The second fact is that if you fail your dissertation and re-sit, your University can also notify the UKVI of this as you will have no new learning and therefore no academic participation, of which any student must have (outside of the last 4 months on the Visa). Treading extremely dangerous ground here.
Even 'redoing' a module won't give you any new ACademic Engagement. Seems you need to hope the Uni don't pick up on the mistake - but it is a dangerous game.
Course end date on the CAS is 31 July 2018, and OP's Tier 4 leave ends on 30 November 2018. This leave is therefore correct, and given that OP arrived in the the UK in October 2008, it means OP will have achieved 10 years' long residence.keysersoze22 wrote:Your CAS end date is indicating 31st of July is your end date. Therefore your University will monitor your current status - chances are they will pick up at some point in the next 6 months that your end date is incorrect (seems they gave you an extra 6 months).