UK visa refused under V 4.2 a c [duplicate]
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I was exhibiting in a health sector expo and trade fair in Great Britain along with my father and my father already had a visa.
My company have given me the funds and these are in my account. The company bank statement is more than 1 million and the money I am spending is given by the company and family which is shown through my bank statement.
Should I get the administrative view or should I reapply?
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UK visa refusal on V 4.2 a + c (and sometimes 'e')
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I was exhibiting in a health sector expo and trade fair in Great Britain along with my father and my father already had a visa.
My company have given me the funds and these are in my account. The company bank statement is more than 1 million and the money I am spending is given by the company and family which is shown through my bank statement.
Should I get the administrative view or should I reapply?
uk visa-refusals standard-visitor-visas proof-provenance-of-funds
edited Apr 6 at 12:03
Jan Doggen
2,78521833
asked Apr 6 at 10:27
Aneeq
7319
marked as duplicate by MadHatter, Giorgio, CGCampbell, Ali Awan, Musonius Rufus Apr 6 at 18:02
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Why did your father's application say he wasn't traveling with anyone if you planned to travel together? It's certainly possible that you guys changed your minds after his application, but it clearly appeared suspicious, if not dishonest, to the ECO. Are you able to document the source of the recent large deposits into your personal bank account to show you aren't trying to inflate your balance for this application?
– Zach Lipton
Apr 6 at 10:38
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you can't claim business funds as your own money. your company may fund your costs if the trip is for business, but you should have your own personal bank account showing salary paid in and living costs (rent/mortgage/bills etc) coming out
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Apr 6 at 11:49
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UK visa refusal on V 4.2 a + c (and sometimes 'e')
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I was exhibiting in a health sector expo and trade fair in Great Britain along with my father and my father already had a visa.
My company have given me the funds and these are in my account. The company bank statement is more than 1 million and the money I am spending is given by the company and family which is shown through my bank statement.
Should I get the administrative view or should I reapply?
uk visa-refusals standard-visitor-visas proof-provenance-of-funds
edited Apr 6 at 12:03
Jan Doggen
2,78521833
asked Apr 6 at 10:27
Aneeq
7319
This question already has an answer here:
UK visa refusal on V 4.2 a + c (and sometimes 'e')
1 answer
I was exhibiting in a health sector expo and trade fair in Great Britain along with my father and my father already had a visa.
My company have given me the funds and these are in my account. The company bank statement is more than 1 million and the money I am spending is given by the company and family which is shown through my bank statement.
Should I get the administrative view or should I reapply?
This question already has an answer here:
UK visa refusal on V 4.2 a + c (and sometimes 'e')
1 answer
uk visa-refusals standard-visitor-visas proof-provenance-of-funds
edited Apr 6 at 12:03
Jan Doggen
2,78521833
asked Apr 6 at 10:27
Aneeq
7319
edited Apr 6 at 12:03
Jan Doggen
2,78521833
edited Apr 6 at 12:03
Jan Doggen
2,78521833
edited Apr 6 at 12:03
Jan Doggen
2,78521833
2,78521833
asked Apr 6 at 10:27
Aneeq
7319
asked Apr 6 at 10:27
Aneeq
7319
asked Apr 6 at 10:27
Aneeq
7319
7319
marked as duplicate by MadHatter, Giorgio, CGCampbell, Ali Awan, Musonius Rufus Apr 6 at 18:02
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
marked as duplicate by MadHatter, Giorgio, CGCampbell, Ali Awan, Musonius Rufus Apr 6 at 18:02
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
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Why did your father's application say he wasn't traveling with anyone if you planned to travel together? It's certainly possible that you guys changed your minds after his application, but it clearly appeared suspicious, if not dishonest, to the ECO. Are you able to document the source of the recent large deposits into your personal bank account to show you aren't trying to inflate your balance for this application?
– Zach Lipton
Apr 6 at 10:38
1
you can't claim business funds as your own money. your company may fund your costs if the trip is for business, but you should have your own personal bank account showing salary paid in and living costs (rent/mortgage/bills etc) coming out
– nkjt
Apr 6 at 11:49
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Why did your father's application say he wasn't traveling with anyone if you planned to travel together? It's certainly possible that you guys changed your minds after his application, but it clearly appeared suspicious, if not dishonest, to the ECO. Are you able to document the source of the recent large deposits into your personal bank account to show you aren't trying to inflate your balance for this application?
– Zach Lipton
Apr 6 at 10:38
1
you can't claim business funds as your own money. your company may fund your costs if the trip is for business, but you should have your own personal bank account showing salary paid in and living costs (rent/mortgage/bills etc) coming out
– nkjt
Apr 6 at 11:49
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Why did your father's application say he wasn't traveling with anyone if you planned to travel together? It's certainly possible that you guys changed your minds after his application, but it clearly appeared suspicious, if not dishonest, to the ECO. Are you able to document the source of the recent large deposits into your personal bank account to show you aren't trying to inflate your balance for this application?
– Zach Lipton
Apr 6 at 10:38
Why did your father's application say he wasn't traveling with anyone if you planned to travel together? It's certainly possible that you guys changed your minds after his application, but it clearly appeared suspicious, if not dishonest, to the ECO. Are you able to document the source of the recent large deposits into your personal bank account to show you aren't trying to inflate your balance for this application?
– Zach Lipton
Apr 6 at 10:38
1
1
you can't claim business funds as your own money. your company may fund your costs if the trip is for business, but you should have your own personal bank account showing salary paid in and living costs (rent/mortgage/bills etc) coming out
– nkjt
Apr 6 at 11:49
you can't claim business funds as your own money. your company may fund your costs if the trip is for business, but you should have your own personal bank account showing salary paid in and living costs (rent/mortgage/bills etc) coming out
– nkjt
Apr 6 at 11:49
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There is a problem I don't think you can address easily: your father's visa was probably issued on the basis that, among other things, his family members (you) would remain at home. The visa officer thinks you don't have enough ties to home and so might overstay in the UK.
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
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I Have applied for Poland exhibition central European dental exhibition and UK health GB which I am refused how should I apply for Poland under these circumstances My show is on 22 September.
– Aneeq
Apr 6 at 19:56
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I would consider using a lawyer with expertise in Polish visas. Do a basic cost/benefit analysis: compare the cost in lawyers fees to the likely value of business gained by attending the event.
– user16259
Apr 7 at 16:38
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There is a problem I don't think you can address easily: your father's visa was probably issued on the basis that, among other things, his family members (you) would remain at home. The visa officer thinks you don't have enough ties to home and so might overstay in the UK.
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
user16259
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I Have applied for Poland exhibition central European dental exhibition and UK health GB which I am refused how should I apply for Poland under these circumstances My show is on 22 September.
– Aneeq
Apr 6 at 19:56
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I would consider using a lawyer with expertise in Polish visas. Do a basic cost/benefit analysis: compare the cost in lawyers fees to the likely value of business gained by attending the event.
– user16259
Apr 7 at 16:38
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There is a problem I don't think you can address easily: your father's visa was probably issued on the basis that, among other things, his family members (you) would remain at home. The visa officer thinks you don't have enough ties to home and so might overstay in the UK.
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
user16259
3,643820
I Have applied for Poland exhibition central European dental exhibition and UK health GB which I am refused how should I apply for Poland under these circumstances My show is on 22 September.
– Aneeq
Apr 6 at 19:56
1
I would consider using a lawyer with expertise in Polish visas. Do a basic cost/benefit analysis: compare the cost in lawyers fees to the likely value of business gained by attending the event.
– user16259
Apr 7 at 16:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There is a problem I don't think you can address easily: your father's visa was probably issued on the basis that, among other things, his family members (you) would remain at home. The visa officer thinks you don't have enough ties to home and so might overstay in the UK.
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
user16259
3,643820
There is a problem I don't think you can address easily: your father's visa was probably issued on the basis that, among other things, his family members (you) would remain at home. The visa officer thinks you don't have enough ties to home and so might overstay in the UK.
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
user16259
3,643820
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
user16259
3,643820
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
user16259
3,643820
answered Apr 6 at 11:26
user16259
3,643820
3,643820
I Have applied for Poland exhibition central European dental exhibition and UK health GB which I am refused how should I apply for Poland under these circumstances My show is on 22 September.
– Aneeq
Apr 6 at 19:56
1
I would consider using a lawyer with expertise in Polish visas. Do a basic cost/benefit analysis: compare the cost in lawyers fees to the likely value of business gained by attending the event.
– user16259
Apr 7 at 16:38
add a comment |Â
I Have applied for Poland exhibition central European dental exhibition and UK health GB which I am refused how should I apply for Poland under these circumstances My show is on 22 September.
– Aneeq
Apr 6 at 19:56
1
I would consider using a lawyer with expertise in Polish visas. Do a basic cost/benefit analysis: compare the cost in lawyers fees to the likely value of business gained by attending the event.
– user16259
Apr 7 at 16:38
I Have applied for Poland exhibition central European dental exhibition and UK health GB which I am refused how should I apply for Poland under these circumstances My show is on 22 September.
– Aneeq
Apr 6 at 19:56
I Have applied for Poland exhibition central European dental exhibition and UK health GB which I am refused how should I apply for Poland under these circumstances My show is on 22 September.
– Aneeq
Apr 6 at 19:56
1
1
I would consider using a lawyer with expertise in Polish visas. Do a basic cost/benefit analysis: compare the cost in lawyers fees to the likely value of business gained by attending the event.
– user16259
Apr 7 at 16:38
I would consider using a lawyer with expertise in Polish visas. Do a basic cost/benefit analysis: compare the cost in lawyers fees to the likely value of business gained by attending the event.
– user16259
Apr 7 at 16:38
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Why did your father's application say he wasn't traveling with anyone if you planned to travel together? It's certainly possible that you guys changed your minds after his application, but it clearly appeared suspicious, if not dishonest, to the ECO. Are you able to document the source of the recent large deposits into your personal bank account to show you aren't trying to inflate your balance for this application?
– Zach Lipton
Apr 6 at 10:38
1
you can't claim business funds as your own money. your company may fund your costs if the trip is for business, but you should have your own personal bank account showing salary paid in and living costs (rent/mortgage/bills etc) coming out
– nkjt
Apr 6 at 11:49