1- as long as the saving certificates (called here a Guaranteed Saving Certificate, GIC) covers more than the needed funds, you are OK. I have mutual funds (شهادات صندوق استثماري) here that contain more than half the needed funds. They accept all forms of savings that you can obtain whenever you decide.wassimgiskandar said:Hey man, thanks for your reply.
Regarding the bank statement I supplied savings certificates as well worth more than the required amount and an LOE explaining that it generates interest to the current account. My travel history is rich with travelling to europe and USA and I obtained my MSc degree from the UK where I spent 16 months, so I guess that should count for me.
Regarding the omission it is not hiding any info as the whole page is available and I have the originals ready to be sent anytime.
For the work experience I am not claiming points for my part time I only mentioned it in the personal history, the issue is that the full time job for 2 years that I am claiming points for is not mentioned in my previous visitor visa application, I attached an LOE saying I did not mention it as it was hard to obtain and it was easier for me to obtain the one for the part time job ( I was working both jobs), I attached the visa refusal letter with the requested Schedule A to be more clear and may be save them the time to open my previous application.
I tried to be as punctual as possible in explaining my situation and hopefully it will go smoothly.
3- That shouldn't be an issue as long as the margin has no details.
2- So your issue is that you did not mention the work in visa application. I do not think it's something. However, they are probably going to call your employer and ask him about details of your work, so get this prepared.