Visa Application and 2 Valid US passports

[nollmm]

I recently posted, but this is a separate issue I want some insight into!
US citizen. I am applying for a new tier 4 visa for my masters course this October.
I possess two valid US passports because I had to travel last year while my other passport was being processed for my tier 4 visa.

This year, now that I have to apply for another Tier 4 visa, I am wondering for the travel history section, do I have to disclose the trips taken using my B Passport if I am applying for the visa with my A passport? (the same one I used for my tier 4 last year).

I am worried it will look deceptive or confusing if I am citing trips taken on my B passport that do not line up with my A passport. Should I just outline the history of the A passport and not the B?

[sah10406]

I am wondering for the travel history section, do I have to disclose the trips taken using my B Passport if I am applying for the visa with my A passport? (the same one I used for my tier 4 last year).

Yes. The question is about all your travel, not your travel on any specific passport.

I am worried it will look deceptive or confusing if I am citing trips taken on my B passport that do not line up with my A passport. Should I just outline the history of the A passport and not the B?

No. On the contrary, it could be deceptive to withhold part of your travel history. I think you may have missed the earlier question in the "Application" section where it asks for details of other passports you hold.

[nollmm]

Background:
US citizen, i am currently in the process of making another visa application for a tier 4 for continuong masters studies. I am outside tje Uk right now.
I also have two valid us passports.
I have two because i went to passport office in seattle last year to get a second passport while my main passport was being processed in a tier 4 visa application. I needed a second one because i had signed on to do acting (om volunteer not paid) in the edinburgh fringe festival for the whole mobth of august last year and my visa would not be processed in time for travel. What i did was show up At the border on july 31st with passport B, enter on visitstion visa for the duration of the fringe, then at the end of the month, i took a trip to amsterdam, collected my tier 4 visa and reentered the uk using passport A and my approved tier 4 visa.

My question is:
Now that am i making another visa applicatjon, i will have to disclose this trip to the uk with my second passport. So basically, is what i did legal? Can you travel to the UK on a second passport while your other passport is with the home office in an application? And will it affect my new application? I made sure to leave and reenter and did not switch from inside the country, nor worked for pay so im just hoping...(for further info my visa was approved August 2nd. And valid for travel August 11th).

[CR001]

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[sah10406]

Given your ongoing queries about several different aspects of your Tier 4 application, I strongly advise you get advice on the application from the international student adviser at your university.