Should I declare UK visa refusal from more than 10 years ago while applying for uk visa on visa4uk?
I was refused a UK tourist visa in Feb. 2009 because I didn't present enough documentation or evidence to support my application. When I went on visa4uk's application it asked: "Have you been refused a visa for any country including the UK in the last 10 years?" Should I say no because it's technically a "no"? Or should I mention the refusal even though it's been more than 10 years? The other application on gov.uk instead asks if a person has been refused a visa, period.
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How long does the UK embassy keep refusal records?
If the refusal is based on misrepresentation, we'll keep your fingerprints and photo for 10 years. If the refusal is based on health concerns, financial reasons or non-compliance, we'll keep your fingerprints and photo for 5 years.Can you apply for UK visa after refusal?
You can make a fresh application addressing the grounds of refusal with the submission of new evidence and fee. There is no time limit for making a fresh application. So, you can reapply any time after your UK visa refusal.How long after a visa refusal can you apply?
Do refused applicants have to wait three to six months before reapplying? There is no time restriction on resubmitting an application after a refusal. If additional information or supporting documentation is available which may further demonstrate applicant's qualification for a visa, an application may be resubmitted.How do I cancel my 10 year ban UK?
Challenging the ban under 320 7(A) You can re-apply after 10 years you can appeal/ judicial review against the ban. If a ban of 10 years has been imposed on you under 320 7(A) any new visa application including the UK visit visa will be refused. You may be able to re-apply only after 10 years.Top 5 reasons for the UK visa refusals | UK visa rejection
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