Forgot Travel History on Tier 4 - HELP! [closed]
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I'm a mature student, Canadian and applied for the Tier 4 Visa a week ago. I was filling out my travel history and forgot 3 trips to the USA - I've been travelling abroad for a few years now and while filling out the online application didn't think to add my USA trips. I know this was careless and I feel terrible but any advice will be greatly appreciated!
Has anyone been refused due to travel history being left out?? What can I do!
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closed as off-topic by David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm Aug 16 at 12:35
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- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm
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I'm a mature student, Canadian and applied for the Tier 4 Visa a week ago. I was filling out my travel history and forgot 3 trips to the USA - I've been travelling abroad for a few years now and while filling out the online application didn't think to add my USA trips. I know this was careless and I feel terrible but any advice will be greatly appreciated!
Has anyone been refused due to travel history being left out?? What can I do!
visas visa-refusals study
asked Jul 25 at 0:21
mddm
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closed as off-topic by David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm Aug 16 at 12:35
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm
I've never filled in an application for visas, so I am not an expert in these matters, but couldn't call a number and ask for help. There must be a number or an email address that you can write to. I think if you explain that you made a mistake, it's more likely officials won't think you were covering up something.
– Mari-Lou A
Jul 25 at 5:12
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Have you attended your bio-metrics appointment/interview already?
– Hanky Panky
Jul 25 at 5:27
I attended the biometrics appointment last week and received confirmation they had my application and were considering it on Monday.
– mddm
Jul 25 at 10:54
A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips to the US. You could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, but it may not be necessary.
– Giorgio
Jul 27 at 1:31
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I'm a mature student, Canadian and applied for the Tier 4 Visa a week ago. I was filling out my travel history and forgot 3 trips to the USA - I've been travelling abroad for a few years now and while filling out the online application didn't think to add my USA trips. I know this was careless and I feel terrible but any advice will be greatly appreciated!
Has anyone been refused due to travel history being left out?? What can I do!
visas visa-refusals study
asked Jul 25 at 0:21
mddm
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I'm a mature student, Canadian and applied for the Tier 4 Visa a week ago. I was filling out my travel history and forgot 3 trips to the USA - I've been travelling abroad for a few years now and while filling out the online application didn't think to add my USA trips. I know this was careless and I feel terrible but any advice will be greatly appreciated!
Has anyone been refused due to travel history being left out?? What can I do!
visas visa-refusals study
asked Jul 25 at 0:21
mddm
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asked Jul 25 at 0:21
mddm
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asked Jul 25 at 0:21
mddm
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asked Jul 25 at 0:21
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closed as off-topic by David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm Aug 16 at 12:35
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm
closed as off-topic by David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm Aug 16 at 12:35
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – David Richerby, Jim MacKenzie, Ali Awan, gmauch, Henning Makholm
I've never filled in an application for visas, so I am not an expert in these matters, but couldn't call a number and ask for help. There must be a number or an email address that you can write to. I think if you explain that you made a mistake, it's more likely officials won't think you were covering up something.
– Mari-Lou A
Jul 25 at 5:12
1
Have you attended your bio-metrics appointment/interview already?
– Hanky Panky
Jul 25 at 5:27
I attended the biometrics appointment last week and received confirmation they had my application and were considering it on Monday.
– mddm
Jul 25 at 10:54
A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips to the US. You could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, but it may not be necessary.
– Giorgio
Jul 27 at 1:31
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I've never filled in an application for visas, so I am not an expert in these matters, but couldn't call a number and ask for help. There must be a number or an email address that you can write to. I think if you explain that you made a mistake, it's more likely officials won't think you were covering up something.
– Mari-Lou A
Jul 25 at 5:12
1
Have you attended your bio-metrics appointment/interview already?
– Hanky Panky
Jul 25 at 5:27
I attended the biometrics appointment last week and received confirmation they had my application and were considering it on Monday.
– mddm
Jul 25 at 10:54
A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips to the US. You could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, but it may not be necessary.
– Giorgio
Jul 27 at 1:31
I've never filled in an application for visas, so I am not an expert in these matters, but couldn't call a number and ask for help. There must be a number or an email address that you can write to. I think if you explain that you made a mistake, it's more likely officials won't think you were covering up something.
– Mari-Lou A
Jul 25 at 5:12
I've never filled in an application for visas, so I am not an expert in these matters, but couldn't call a number and ask for help. There must be a number or an email address that you can write to. I think if you explain that you made a mistake, it's more likely officials won't think you were covering up something.
– Mari-Lou A
Jul 25 at 5:12
1
1
Have you attended your bio-metrics appointment/interview already?
– Hanky Panky
Jul 25 at 5:27
Have you attended your bio-metrics appointment/interview already?
– Hanky Panky
Jul 25 at 5:27
I attended the biometrics appointment last week and received confirmation they had my application and were considering it on Monday.
– mddm
Jul 25 at 10:54
I attended the biometrics appointment last week and received confirmation they had my application and were considering it on Monday.
– mddm
Jul 25 at 10:54
A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips to the US. You could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, but it may not be necessary.
– Giorgio
Jul 27 at 1:31
A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips to the US. You could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, but it may not be necessary.
– Giorgio
Jul 27 at 1:31
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A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips or border crossings into the United States.
As you've already been interviewed and your biometrics provided, you could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, if it continues to worry you:
Contact UK Visas and Immigration
You can call or email English-speaking staff with a question about your application.
By phone
Telephone: 00 44 203 481 1736
Monday to Friday, 24 hours
Calls cost £1.37 per minute on top of your standard network charges.
By email
Email UK Visas and Immigration.
Emails enquiries cost £5.48. You will not be charged for any follow-up emails about the same enquiry.
You’ll get a reply to your email within 2 days, except on Saturdays, Sundays and UK public holidays.
answered Aug 15 at 15:22
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A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips or border crossings into the United States.
As you've already been interviewed and your biometrics provided, you could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, if it continues to worry you:
Contact UK Visas and Immigration
You can call or email English-speaking staff with a question about your application.
By phone
Telephone: 00 44 203 481 1736
Monday to Friday, 24 hours
Calls cost £1.37 per minute on top of your standard network charges.
By email
Email UK Visas and Immigration.
Emails enquiries cost £5.48. You will not be charged for any follow-up emails about the same enquiry.
You’ll get a reply to your email within 2 days, except on Saturdays, Sundays and UK public holidays.
answered Aug 15 at 15:22
Giorgio
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A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips or border crossings into the United States.
As you've already been interviewed and your biometrics provided, you could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, if it continues to worry you:
Contact UK Visas and Immigration
You can call or email English-speaking staff with a question about your application.
By phone
Telephone: 00 44 203 481 1736
Monday to Friday, 24 hours
Calls cost £1.37 per minute on top of your standard network charges.
By email
Email UK Visas and Immigration.
Emails enquiries cost £5.48. You will not be charged for any follow-up emails about the same enquiry.
You’ll get a reply to your email within 2 days, except on Saturdays, Sundays and UK public holidays.
answered Aug 15 at 15:22
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A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips or border crossings into the United States.
As you've already been interviewed and your biometrics provided, you could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, if it continues to worry you:
Contact UK Visas and Immigration
You can call or email English-speaking staff with a question about your application.
By phone
Telephone: 00 44 203 481 1736
Monday to Friday, 24 hours
Calls cost £1.37 per minute on top of your standard network charges.
By email
Email UK Visas and Immigration.
Emails enquiries cost £5.48. You will not be charged for any follow-up emails about the same enquiry.
You’ll get a reply to your email within 2 days, except on Saturdays, Sundays and UK public holidays.
answered Aug 15 at 15:22
Giorgio
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A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips or border crossings into the United States.
As you've already been interviewed and your biometrics provided, you could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, if it continues to worry you:
Contact UK Visas and Immigration
You can call or email English-speaking staff with a question about your application.
By phone
Telephone: 00 44 203 481 1736
Monday to Friday, 24 hours
Calls cost £1.37 per minute on top of your standard network charges.
By email
Email UK Visas and Immigration.
Emails enquiries cost £5.48. You will not be charged for any follow-up emails about the same enquiry.
You’ll get a reply to your email within 2 days, except on Saturdays, Sundays and UK public holidays.
answered Aug 15 at 15:22
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I've never filled in an application for visas, so I am not an expert in these matters, but couldn't call a number and ask for help. There must be a number or an email address that you can write to. I think if you explain that you made a mistake, it's more likely officials won't think you were covering up something.
– Mari-Lou A
Jul 25 at 5:12
1
Have you attended your bio-metrics appointment/interview already?
– Hanky Panky
Jul 25 at 5:27
I attended the biometrics appointment last week and received confirmation they had my application and were considering it on Monday.
– mddm
Jul 25 at 10:54
A Tier 4 visa application for a Canadian is unlikely to be refused for a few overlooked trips to the US. You could contact the UKVI help centre, a fee-based service, but it may not be necessary.
– Giorgio
Jul 27 at 1:31