Course aim:
To enable advisers to consider how to deal with complex applications, and problems which may occur through the process of the application.
We will be dealing with a range of issues which may include:
- how to advise on certain complexities arising before
or during a Tier 4 application (including knowing
where general grounds for refusal might have an
impact
- options for those who wish to vary the grounds of
their application
- what leave the student has at various stages after
they apply for further leave and how to establish if
leave has expired
- how to advise a student whose leave has expired
- how and when to inform the Home Office of changes in a student’s circumstances which occur before an
application has been decided
This course is suitable for:
experienced immigration advisers. Therefore, advisers must:
- have attended our ‘Tier 4 basics’ course and followed by either ‘Advising on Tier 4 applications (part 1)’ or
- have at least 2 years’ worth of experience of advising on, and helping students to make, immigration applications within the framework of the Office of Immigration Service Commissioner’s (OISC) requirements
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