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Dear Aabdulwaheed,Aabdulwaheed wrote: ↑Sat Aug 25, 2018 1:57 amInstead of sending PAP or wasting money of solicitors you should asked or apply SAR (subject access request). It will tell you where you application is standing at the moments. sometime your application send to interview team and waiting in Que for an interview call.
Thanks Umer for sharing your timeline. It is really frustrating to Keep waiting for indefinite period, specially I have a lot of issues back in my home country.umer.shahzad1 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 24, 2018 11:11 pmI have the application timeline same as yours and i have got IHS refund 10 days before urs
my timeline is i applied on 7th october still waiting
Suggestion be patient & wait for outcome ! Hope for the best !
m_g wrote: ↑Tue Sep 11, 2018 10:42 amMy MP sent a chasing letter to the home office for my case last July. I just received back a reply from the HO, via the MP, saying the case is still pending. However, I noticed the following paragraph on the HO letter which states:
" In order to make a robust decision, the application is considered against the Immigration Rules, not only in terms of meeting set criteria, but also on a balance of probability to assess credibility."
Is it true that the HO is assessing credibility and it is not related to the set criteria only? Do they have the right to do so according to the applicable immigration laws/rules?
If they are talking about business credibility, I established the exact business stated in my business plan that I submitted during the initial visa application stage and they haven't commented it.
If they mean personal credibility, it is very easy to check it within the UK and it doesn't take 11 months to get an answer for. For overseas checking, they should have done it at the time of granting the initial visa (entry clearance) and not at extension or ILR stages.
Appreciate your comments/feedback as I am actually more confused now than before.
This is a standard clause. The immigration rules gives HO a lot of leeway on credibility (unfortunately). It is credibility of the all the evidence submitted.m_g wrote: ↑Tue Sep 11, 2018 10:42 amMy MP sent a chasing letter to the home office for my case last July. I just received back a reply from the HO, via the MP, saying the case is still pending. However, I noticed the following paragraph on the HO letter which states:
" In order to make a robust decision, the application is considered against the Immigration Rules, not only in terms of meeting set criteria, but also on a balance of probability to assess credibility."
Is it true that the HO is assessing credibility and it is not related to the set criteria only? Do they have the right to do so according to the applicable immigration laws/rules?
If they are talking about business credibility, I established the exact business stated in my business plan that I submitted during the initial visa application stage and they haven't commented it.
If they mean personal credibility, it is very easy to check it within the UK and it doesn't take 11 months to get an answer for. For overseas checking, they should have done it at the time of granting the initial visa (entry clearance) and not at extension or ILR stages.
Appreciate your comments/feedback as I am actually more confused now than before.