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Hi y'all, I just applied for my UK student visa this week and today I went to get done with my appointment, where I submitted the documents that were mentioned on my Documents Checklist (passport, birth certificate, letter of parental consent, and TB certificate). It just occurred to me when I got home that I hadn't submitted my bank statements at all, even though I had seen every person mention it before. I didn't do it because it wasn't listed on my documents checklist. I also didn't submit any qualification documents, since my uni stated to me via our visa application guidance handout that I shouldn't submit those since my uni has a track record of compliance with the UK visa requirements and those unis aren't required to submit any academic documents. Will either of these affect my visa decision? In case my visa get rejected, is it possible to apply for another priority visa after being rejected with it once?

Hi everyone. I am from Pakistan and currently undergoing the process of applying to the UK for my student visa. I only have till 17 October to get there, so I'm trying to get things done quickly. I have done almost everything required so far (i.e. pay the uni fees, fill the visa form, pay the IHS health surcharge, book an appointment etc.). I am due for an appointment at Gerry's Karachi tomorrow at 9:00 am, and I discovered only yesterday (as I finished my application) that among the documents required for my appointment is my birth certificate (along with a letter of parental consent, passport, and TB certificate). The certificate is required to show legal connection to my parents since they are the ones paying my university fees, however I do not have a birth certificate (we've always used the Child Registration Certificate instead, which is in Urdu), and there's not enough time left to get a new one made. Since I'm required to show connection to my parents through legal documents, I was thinking of submitting my Family Registration Certificate instead (which is like a Child Registration Certification but in English), since it is also issued by NADRA and should hold more legal importance than a birth certificate which is issued by your local union council. I'm still a bit scared that my visa might be rejected because of this, and I have read that you can not apply for priority visa again after your visa has been rejected. Should I postpone my appointment by several days so that I can get my birth certificate made and sent to me before it? Or will the FRC be enough? Should I also take my Urdu B-Form with me? Please let me know, thanks.