Question About Application Fee
#1
Question About Application Fee
This is probably a silly question that I can answer myself but I figured I would just double-check. My wife and I’s EOI was accepted on 23/09/09 and were now waiting to here whether it’s been verified. Were in the process of getting our medicals and police records done and it got me thinking, if we get an ITA, submit all the paperwork, and for some reason they don’t accept it – are we just out the £750 application fee (note I’m not talking about the EOI fee)? In this same situation, let’s say we regroup and reapply, do we have to pay the same fees all over again?
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
#2
Re: Question About Application Fee
This is probably a silly question that I can answer myself but I figured I would just double-check. My wife and I’s EOI was accepted on 23/09/09 and were now waiting to here whether it’s been verified. Were in the process of getting our medicals and police records done and it got me thinking, if we get an ITA, submit all the paperwork, and for some reason they don’t accept it – are we just out the £750 application fee (note I’m not talking about the EOI fee)? In this same situation, let’s say we regroup and reapply, do we have to pay the same fees all over again?
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
I think once you pay the ITA application fee thats it even if you are successful or not.
#5
Re: Question About Application Fee
Hi there
I would think that you would lose the ITA fee should it be refused. You said you were getting your medicals done, they are only valid for 3m after you've had them done so it may be better to wait until you receive an ITA just to be on the safe side [unless you have a job offer and can be reasonably confident it should arrive soon]. Not sure how many approved doctors or how long their waiting lists are in your area Maybe ring round and check, after all if waiting lists are short, why take the risk of them going out of date?
I applied last year and had a 5.5m wait between selection and receiving my ITA. I did my police check about 2m after selection but I'm so glad I didn't do the medicals then as well There was no reason for it [maybe they lost it] and others on here were not having to wait anywhere near that long. Just a cautionary note
Sue
I would think that you would lose the ITA fee should it be refused. You said you were getting your medicals done, they are only valid for 3m after you've had them done so it may be better to wait until you receive an ITA just to be on the safe side [unless you have a job offer and can be reasonably confident it should arrive soon]. Not sure how many approved doctors or how long their waiting lists are in your area Maybe ring round and check, after all if waiting lists are short, why take the risk of them going out of date?
I applied last year and had a 5.5m wait between selection and receiving my ITA. I did my police check about 2m after selection but I'm so glad I didn't do the medicals then as well There was no reason for it [maybe they lost it] and others on here were not having to wait anywhere near that long. Just a cautionary note
Sue