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miumiuuk wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2017 2:58 pmI think you'd better consult it with a professional immigration lawyer regarding your case. A great presentation is a key to overrules your decision as you have awarded all points.
In my opinion, what you stated during your interview is not logical.
You spent 30k total on advertisements, but you did not even have a professional website before 2016.
I use google adwords to advertise my company . Google adwords is pay by per click. And the price is depends your position in first page and need competite with your competitor. My first year ads fee is £ 8900 from 2014 January to 2014. Second year £ 21239 is for the whole year 07/2014 until 07/2015……I have provided all my google adwords invoice to them
For my website. My full answer is: I have website 2 years ago but the website is DIY by me and my husband. We thought it's not professional so we build a new one on 2016 through a web design company. ( after interview, I write covering letter to write two website address as two websites are all running now)
You had 60k turnover, but you only provided two contracts which were not well explained your sales.One of them only paid £1200. 60k-1200 = ?, you will need to well explain where were the rest come from.
I have provoded all my paypal transaction, world pay card machine statement and at least 30 invoices ( the case work write in the refuse letter:due to my rejection is not for claims points, he didn't verify all documents which I submitted)
2) I think 60k turnover is a solid evidence to prove you are better than your competitors. Marketing research is just a prediction, your sales is an outcome.
3)4) as above
5)I remember someone was refused because he did business with a dormant company as well. no ideas
I don't know as well. Even that company only contribute £1200 for my sales. After interview, I also send the email and message communication between their boss and his employee, they are all British)
7)this xxxxxx company looks like a domain agency rather than an online retail company to me.
No, this company run the fashion service. The company called xxxxxxxxx. If you so xxxxxxxxx London, you will know. When I am interviewing, they are running a website and after interview, I printed and sent to home office. But home office checked on 03/11/2017. And website is suspended. But if you search xxxxxxxxx London . A lot of information coming
8)I don't see the problem and refusing points on this.
I will go for AR and prepare fresh application now just in case AR failedPeterLove2008 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2017 10:59 amI am so sorry to hear about the refusal. But from the description you wrote above you seemed not understanding their questions very well. In the interview there seemed to be a lot of misunderstanding which caused you failed the entrepreneur genuineness test.
I am interested to know which option is better for your case: AR or a fresh application?
But I do suggest you consult immigration solicitors for your case.
What were the exact reasons in the refusal letter?
But they doubt my business activity.marcnath wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2017 7:22 amRead my comments in uk-tier-1-entrepreneur-visas/business-a ... 44754.html
Obviously I do not know your business, so it is difficult to make proper comments.Hiuk77777 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2017 9:16 amBut they doubt my business activity.marcnath wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2017 7:22 amRead my comments in uk-tier-1-entrepreneur-visas/business-a ... 44754.html
And also when I submit application, do I have to submit the previous contract again as they kept the original.
Thanks
Yes. I will request a interpreter for my second interview but my solicitor told me if I request the interpreter they may doubt for credibility of my degree as I got a master degree in UKmarcnath wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2017 9:36 amObviously I do not know your business, so it is difficult to make proper comments.Hiuk77777 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2017 9:16 amBut they doubt my business activity.marcnath wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2017 7:22 amRead my comments in uk-tier-1-entrepreneur-visas/business-a ... 44754.html
And also when I submit application, do I have to submit the previous contract again as they kept the original.
Thanks
But in general, providing additional documents in your initial application does not seem to have helped.
Some of the reasons for rejection was clearly misinterpretation of your answers - those will hopefully be accepted in the AR. Once the number of reasons are reduced, the "balance of probabilities" will hopefully be in your favour so I am hoping the overall decision would be overturned.
I guess you have seen this - general-uk-immigration-forum/so-i-bumpe ... 44718.html
I agree with the views expressed there. If your business is genuine, it does not need a lot of documents to prove it. More documents just give the impression that you are not confident of it yourself.
Again the main issue with your case seems to have a language/communication breakdown between you and your interviewer. If you really have to go for a fresh application and you get another interview, it may be a good idea to ask that you bring along an interpreter to reduce that misunderstanding.
But this is my personal opinion and you need to make your own decision.
Do any of the highlighted clauses apply to you ?Hiuk77777 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2017 2:27 pmMy first application was applied on Sep, 2016 and waiting AR but I am now preparing my fresh application and someone published the new immigration rule which published on 7th of December.
1. Notes
39. (a) In all cases, an applicant cannot score points from any of the following: (i) the same money being used to score points for maintenance funds for themselves or their dependants under Appendices C or E, (ii) money made available from a third party, where the third party is another Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) Migrant, or that migrant’s business or close family member, (iii) money invested in their business more than 12 months (or 24 months if the applicant was previously granted leave as a Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur) Migrant) before the date of the application which led to their first grant of leave as a Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) Migrant,
My investment was done within three years. Is that ok?
2. Job creation:
The jobs must have existed for at least 12 months during the applicant’s most recent grant of leave as a Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) Migrant or, where that leave was granted less than 12 months ago, for at least the 12 months immediately before the date of application.
My initial visa was issued on 2014, two of employees started from 1st of august 2015, one left on 31 of December, another one is still working.
Will it affect my second application?
Thanks
Thanks zimba88.
If you are going to send unsolicited PMs to members, your PM function will be removed permanently.
Ok. But you know you merge all my post, I don’t think there is sufficient vision for my post.
You already have a final warning for starting multiple topics and have been asked to keep ALL your questions in ONE thread (this one). Your post moves to the top when you submit it and anyone can see.