Applying for fast track option

[abhi6512]

Hello Friends,

I'm intending to apply for fast track using the option 'Empowering North'. I have 2 quick queries regarding this as below:

1. What evidences I should provide in this regard? Is expressing my intent of residing in North in my Personal Statement is enough?
2. Assuming I go ahead with just expressing my intent of residing in North in my Personal Statement and which unfortunately failed to convince the expert evaluating my application. Will he/she reject my application or consider it under normal process of 8 weeks?

Appreciate all members efforts & time spent on reading my queries above & responding to them.

-Abhi

[abhi6512]

Hello Friends,

Someone pls. help me answer this. I'm really looking for these answers as my application filing is sort of dependent on this.

-Abhi

[abhi6512]

Hello Friends,

Just following up again, in case anybody has any knowledge on this, pls. help me !!

-Abhi

[andrii_seleznov]

Hi Abhi,

There are direct and indirect proof of your plans to live outside Greater London.
Empowering North was an option, active till July 5 2018, now you can live everywhere in the UK except the capital in order to apply for Fast Track Option.

Regarding direct proof - you need to write in your Personal Statement about this point and this is "must have" option.
Indirectly you can provide some information in the supporting documents, that will show your intent to live outside London.
In my blog you can find more information about this and other issues of Stage 1.

And finally - if you will be rejected on Fast Track option it means that you are rejected at all, the Panel will not re-consider your application with an ordinary route.

Sincerely,
Andrii
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[RockHouzy]

Great to read your fact based information that you promoted through that mentioned queries..Humble thanks for such instructive content..

[lairg]

> And finally - if you will be rejected on Fast Track option it means that you are rejected at all, the Panel will not re-consider your application with an ordinary route.

Do you have any evidence to back this up? In the current guidance PDF, Tech Nation has written: "Applicants will not be informed if their application is being fast-tracked", which seems to indicate that fast track literally only impacts the decision timeline, and will not impact acceptance/rejection.