kirkr99

My wife & I recently received our medical & police requests from ASPC, (We applied in Jan 2004, my wife is on the MODL)
Along with the police & medical requests we also received a Change in Circumstances Form 1022.
My question is, if nothing has changed in our circumstances do we need to return this form?

All help appreciated.

Kirkr99

xxdebsonlinexx

i have read this on a post from someone else with similar question and the answer was yes you must include all forms which came together but just leave blank if nothing has changed

Debs xxx

Tincx

Hi

Yes, I believe you still need to send a Form 1022 even if none of your curcumstances have changed, it is in effect a null return. Just fill out the form putting N/A in the boxes that are not relevant.

Cheers
Tincx

SuperSeagulls

Oh yes

tbeb

I never bothered sending mine back, it never told me to do so in my letter from DIMIA either. However, I did enclose a covering letter, accompanying the police checks and medicals, that stated there were no changes in our circumstances.

Personally, I can't see the point in sending a blank form, if anything, they might even think you forgot to fill it in!

TBEB

SuperSeagulls

Maybe, I expect they see a signed and dated blank form as confirmation that no change has occurred.

SS

tbeb

I guess as long as you state it in your covering letter or return a signed 1022 they will be happy....either way it's still so slooooowwwwww.......

TBEB