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No it has not. The UK date system is DD/MM/YEAR, so it is valid for 30 days.(MM/DD/YEAR)
Am I missing something here, or doesn't 09/09 (Sept) to 09/10 (Oct) = 30 daysSher put wrote:I received my tier 4 visa but the visa vignette says "valid from 09/09/2017 to 09/10/2017" (MM/DD/YEAR). My specific travel date was the 16th, im not sure if they made a mistake while issuing it but isn't the visa supposed to be valid for 30 days?
Unless you are used to using the USA date system of MM/DD/YEAR, which would make it valid for 1 dayCasa wrote:Am I missing something here, or doesn't 09/09 (Sept) to 09/10 (Oct) = 30 daysSher put wrote:I received my tier 4 visa but the visa vignette says "valid from 09/09/2017 to 09/10/2017" (MM/DD/YEAR). My specific travel date was the 16th, im not sure if they made a mistake while issuing it but isn't the visa supposed to be valid for 30 days?
Ah! I see what you did there...CR001 wrote:Unless you are used to using the USA date system of MM/DD/YEAR, which would make it valid for 1 dayCasa wrote:Am I missing something here, or doesn't 09/09 (Sept) to 09/10 (Oct) = 30 daysSher put wrote:I received my tier 4 visa but the visa vignette says "valid from 09/09/2017 to 09/10/2017" (MM/DD/YEAR). My specific travel date was the 16th, im not sure if they made a mistake while issuing it but isn't the visa supposed to be valid for 30 days?
An excellent question for the Life in the UK test 
Thanks man sorry about that I feel so foolish and yes I am american.CR001 wrote:No it has not. The UK date system is DD/MM/YEAR, so it is valid for 30 days.(MM/DD/YEAR)
We're both female....Sher put wrote:Thanks man sorry about that I feel so foolish and yes I am american.CR001 wrote:No it has not. The UK date system is DD/MM/YEAR, so it is valid for 30 days.(MM/DD/YEAR)
