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Liverpool48, I am very sorry for your mistake. Personally, I don't have any experience in that. But I know that ECOs are very tough these days, most of the times they don't clarify anything and look for the reasons for rejection.Liverpool48 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 23, 2018 10:21 amUnfortunately it says unmarried partner.
So the question is have I just thrown 150 pounds down the drain and it is inevitable that the ECO will just assess on this basis, which will fail because it was intended to be a Fiancé visa as per V4.
Is it conceivable they will query inconsistencies or just follow the main application.
I’d rather not wait another 6 weeks if the outcome is going to be a rejection.
Has anyone had experience of this or contacting Sheffield to clarify an error in the application?
Fingers crossed, try to write them email as well, to have it on paper for youLiverpool48 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 23, 2018 1:23 pmCalled UKVI who agreed to email an escalation to Sheffield asking to reassign application to fiancé visa to tie in withV4. No guarantee but hopefully they will reclassify as it’s only 5 weeks since application without priority
It's good idea. Apart of emailing, send them your request in writing by post as well. Correspondence in papers still have importance than emails.Katie_France wrote: ↑Mon Apr 23, 2018 3:41 pmFingers crossed, try to write them email as well, to have it on paper for youLiverpool48 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 23, 2018 1:23 pmCalled UKVI who agreed to email an escalation to Sheffield asking to reassign application to fiancé visa to tie in withV4. No guarantee but hopefully they will reclassify as it’s only 5 weeks since application without priority
Yes, seagul is right, send him an official letter as well, because emails are phone calls are handled by the third party, and not UKVI themselves.