UK standard visitor visa, mistake in previous name
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I am planning to visit London with my wife and son. I already have a valid UK visitor visa. I have filled the application for my wife and son and soon after making the payment, I realized that there was a question saying, were you known by any other names prior to this name?
I selected NO for this question while making the application for my wife. However, My wife's official last name was different before our marriage and it got changed after marriage. Now I have following questions:
- Can this become a reason for refusal?
- My appointment is not yet done. I have the option to cancel the application and get the full refund. If I do this, can I make another application from scratch for the same person?
The only problem in option 2 is that my wife's application number GWF is mentioned in my son's application, which means I have to cancel both of them. Any help on this is highly appreciated and can save my time and money.
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I am planning to visit London with my wife and son. I already have a valid UK visitor visa. I have filled the application for my wife and son and soon after making the payment, I realized that there was a question saying, were you known by any other names prior to this name?
I selected NO for this question while making the application for my wife. However, My wife's official last name was different before our marriage and it got changed after marriage. Now I have following questions:
- Can this become a reason for refusal?
- My appointment is not yet done. I have the option to cancel the application and get the full refund. If I do this, can I make another application from scratch for the same person?
The only problem in option 2 is that my wife's application number GWF is mentioned in my son's application, which means I have to cancel both of them. Any help on this is highly appreciated and can save my time and money.
uk visa-refusals paperwork standard-visitor-visas vfs-global
edited Feb 15 at 5:45
dda
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asked Feb 14 at 21:04
Abdul Hannan
542147
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up vote
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I am planning to visit London with my wife and son. I already have a valid UK visitor visa. I have filled the application for my wife and son and soon after making the payment, I realized that there was a question saying, were you known by any other names prior to this name?
I selected NO for this question while making the application for my wife. However, My wife's official last name was different before our marriage and it got changed after marriage. Now I have following questions:
- Can this become a reason for refusal?
- My appointment is not yet done. I have the option to cancel the application and get the full refund. If I do this, can I make another application from scratch for the same person?
The only problem in option 2 is that my wife's application number GWF is mentioned in my son's application, which means I have to cancel both of them. Any help on this is highly appreciated and can save my time and money.
uk visa-refusals paperwork standard-visitor-visas vfs-global
edited Feb 15 at 5:45
dda
14.4k33051
asked Feb 14 at 21:04
Abdul Hannan
542147
I am planning to visit London with my wife and son. I already have a valid UK visitor visa. I have filled the application for my wife and son and soon after making the payment, I realized that there was a question saying, were you known by any other names prior to this name?
I selected NO for this question while making the application for my wife. However, My wife's official last name was different before our marriage and it got changed after marriage. Now I have following questions:
- Can this become a reason for refusal?
- My appointment is not yet done. I have the option to cancel the application and get the full refund. If I do this, can I make another application from scratch for the same person?
The only problem in option 2 is that my wife's application number GWF is mentioned in my son's application, which means I have to cancel both of them. Any help on this is highly appreciated and can save my time and money.
uk visa-refusals paperwork standard-visitor-visas vfs-global
uk visa-refusals paperwork standard-visitor-visas vfs-global
edited Feb 15 at 5:45
dda
14.4k33051
asked Feb 14 at 21:04
Abdul Hannan
542147
edited Feb 15 at 5:45
dda
14.4k33051
asked Feb 14 at 21:04
Abdul Hannan
542147
edited Feb 15 at 5:45
dda
14.4k33051
edited Feb 15 at 5:45
dda
14.4k33051
edited Feb 15 at 5:45
dda
14.4k33051
14.4k33051
asked Feb 14 at 21:04
Abdul Hannan
542147
asked Feb 14 at 21:04
Abdul Hannan
542147
asked Feb 14 at 21:04
Abdul Hannan
542147
542147
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No one can predict the outcome, but best practices would indicate that an absolutely fresh application should be made. This is to avoid two important considerations:
- a credibility hit on the application if it is discovered; and
- having to perpetuate the lie in future applications so as to be consistent.
Previous names are an important data item, and clicking "yes" opens up a sub-menu. Accordingly, a simple pen and ink correction to say "yes" will not suffice.
Yes, again best practice; cancel the application and say it had a mistake, not a big deal.
And you do not need to cancel your son's application. You can change the GWF in the remarks section with a simple pen and ink correction.
Best practices prevail when there are no explicit rules, and generally reflect what you could expect to hear from an experienced lawyer.
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
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is the pen edit allowed at all? will this not cause an issue in my son's application?
– Abdul Hannan
Feb 15 at 6:00
Yes it is allowed and you can mention that to the staff taking your application when you go for your bio-metrics. Better yet you can make the change in front of them so they can make a note
– Hanky Panky
Feb 15 at 6:18
Got the visa, Thanks for the help guys
– Abdul Hannan
Mar 11 at 15:51
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
No one can predict the outcome, but best practices would indicate that an absolutely fresh application should be made. This is to avoid two important considerations:
- a credibility hit on the application if it is discovered; and
- having to perpetuate the lie in future applications so as to be consistent.
Previous names are an important data item, and clicking "yes" opens up a sub-menu. Accordingly, a simple pen and ink correction to say "yes" will not suffice.
Yes, again best practice; cancel the application and say it had a mistake, not a big deal.
And you do not need to cancel your son's application. You can change the GWF in the remarks section with a simple pen and ink correction.
Best practices prevail when there are no explicit rules, and generally reflect what you could expect to hear from an experienced lawyer.
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
29k859164
is the pen edit allowed at all? will this not cause an issue in my son's application?
– Abdul Hannan
Feb 15 at 6:00
Yes it is allowed and you can mention that to the staff taking your application when you go for your bio-metrics. Better yet you can make the change in front of them so they can make a note
– Hanky Panky
Feb 15 at 6:18
Got the visa, Thanks for the help guys
– Abdul Hannan
Mar 11 at 15:51
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
No one can predict the outcome, but best practices would indicate that an absolutely fresh application should be made. This is to avoid two important considerations:
- a credibility hit on the application if it is discovered; and
- having to perpetuate the lie in future applications so as to be consistent.
Previous names are an important data item, and clicking "yes" opens up a sub-menu. Accordingly, a simple pen and ink correction to say "yes" will not suffice.
Yes, again best practice; cancel the application and say it had a mistake, not a big deal.
And you do not need to cancel your son's application. You can change the GWF in the remarks section with a simple pen and ink correction.
Best practices prevail when there are no explicit rules, and generally reflect what you could expect to hear from an experienced lawyer.
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
29k859164
is the pen edit allowed at all? will this not cause an issue in my son's application?
– Abdul Hannan
Feb 15 at 6:00
Yes it is allowed and you can mention that to the staff taking your application when you go for your bio-metrics. Better yet you can make the change in front of them so they can make a note
– Hanky Panky
Feb 15 at 6:18
Got the visa, Thanks for the help guys
– Abdul Hannan
Mar 11 at 15:51
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
No one can predict the outcome, but best practices would indicate that an absolutely fresh application should be made. This is to avoid two important considerations:
- a credibility hit on the application if it is discovered; and
- having to perpetuate the lie in future applications so as to be consistent.
Previous names are an important data item, and clicking "yes" opens up a sub-menu. Accordingly, a simple pen and ink correction to say "yes" will not suffice.
Yes, again best practice; cancel the application and say it had a mistake, not a big deal.
And you do not need to cancel your son's application. You can change the GWF in the remarks section with a simple pen and ink correction.
Best practices prevail when there are no explicit rules, and generally reflect what you could expect to hear from an experienced lawyer.
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
29k859164
No one can predict the outcome, but best practices would indicate that an absolutely fresh application should be made. This is to avoid two important considerations:
- a credibility hit on the application if it is discovered; and
- having to perpetuate the lie in future applications so as to be consistent.
Previous names are an important data item, and clicking "yes" opens up a sub-menu. Accordingly, a simple pen and ink correction to say "yes" will not suffice.
Yes, again best practice; cancel the application and say it had a mistake, not a big deal.
And you do not need to cancel your son's application. You can change the GWF in the remarks section with a simple pen and ink correction.
Best practices prevail when there are no explicit rules, and generally reflect what you could expect to hear from an experienced lawyer.
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
29k859164
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
29k859164
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
29k859164
answered Feb 15 at 2:00
Giorgio
29k859164
29k859164
is the pen edit allowed at all? will this not cause an issue in my son's application?
– Abdul Hannan
Feb 15 at 6:00
Yes it is allowed and you can mention that to the staff taking your application when you go for your bio-metrics. Better yet you can make the change in front of them so they can make a note
– Hanky Panky
Feb 15 at 6:18
Got the visa, Thanks for the help guys
– Abdul Hannan
Mar 11 at 15:51
add a comment |Â
is the pen edit allowed at all? will this not cause an issue in my son's application?
– Abdul Hannan
Feb 15 at 6:00
Yes it is allowed and you can mention that to the staff taking your application when you go for your bio-metrics. Better yet you can make the change in front of them so they can make a note
– Hanky Panky
Feb 15 at 6:18
Got the visa, Thanks for the help guys
– Abdul Hannan
Mar 11 at 15:51
is the pen edit allowed at all? will this not cause an issue in my son's application?
– Abdul Hannan
Feb 15 at 6:00
is the pen edit allowed at all? will this not cause an issue in my son's application?
– Abdul Hannan
Feb 15 at 6:00
Yes it is allowed and you can mention that to the staff taking your application when you go for your bio-metrics. Better yet you can make the change in front of them so they can make a note
– Hanky Panky
Feb 15 at 6:18
Yes it is allowed and you can mention that to the staff taking your application when you go for your bio-metrics. Better yet you can make the change in front of them so they can make a note
– Hanky Panky
Feb 15 at 6:18
Got the visa, Thanks for the help guys
– Abdul Hannan
Mar 11 at 15:51
Got the visa, Thanks for the help guys
– Abdul Hannan
Mar 11 at 15:51
add a comment |Â
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