I'm new to the forum, so I'm hoping this makes sense/I'm not duplicating anyone's question. If I am - apologies. Went back and forth the forum and genuinely could not find almost any info regarding this.
My situation is that I've done my UG and PG in the UK and I'm currently on Tier 4 visa. Right now I'm in the process of job seeking etc. and ideally will transfer from Tier 4 to Tier 2. The maintenance funds in my bank account haven't been there for 90 days so, hypothetically, even if I got CoS tomorrow, I'd need a sponsor to certify for my maintenance. I was wondering does anyone have an idea how often it happens that a sponsor refuses to certify and what are the possible reasons? I am looking for jobs predominantly in NHS, and the only posts I've seen were from people saying that NHS ticked "No" on the application. If anyone else has an experience with NHS Tier 2 applications, does this seem to be the case very often (them not being willing to certify for maintenance)? Cause the situation wouldn't be looking so great for me then
I'm aware that my question is quite vague, as no one can really know whether the company will certify or not, but I'm mostly wondering about other people's experiences in general/or with NHS. Did you have any issues regarding this/company refusing to certify or is it a common practice for a company to certify for maintenance funds?
Many thanks!
