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  2. Begin with Part 1, where you will provide your personal details. Fill in your given name(s), family name, and any other names you are known by. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for your application.
  3. In Part 2, enter your passport information. This includes your passport number, place of issue, and dates of issue and expiry. Double-check these details to avoid any discrepancies.
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A VAF number is ***** visa application form number that is given to you when you apply for a UK visa online. It is usually 9 digits long and starts with VAF, for example VAF123456789. You can find it on the confirmation page or email after you submit your online application.
Once youve applied online, proved your identity and provided your documents, youll usually get a decision on your visa within 3 weeks. You can check to see if you can get your visa decision faster. Youll get an email when the Home Office has made a decision on your application.
VAF1B is a form used by the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) to apply for a UK visa. It is available for free online as a PDF file and can be downloaded from the UKVI website. The form is used to provide personal details, passport details, and other information required to apply for a visa.
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Voluntary Applicant File (VAF)

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The visa number is the on the top right of your vignette and the numbers are red. Now enter the start and expiry date from your vignette this must be the date on the vignette, not what you think your visa end date is.
If you have received your passport back with a stamp marked V.A.F. it does not mean that your visa has been refused. Visa Applied For (V.A.F) is stamped on your passport when the High Commission or its Consulate Generals require further processing on your application.
The document is a visa application form (VAF1E) for individuals seeking to visit the UK as Academic Visitors. It outlines the necessary steps and information required for completing the application, including personal details, travel plans, financial circumstances, and previous travel history.

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