Change of Employer, applying for EP2 without previous cancelled EP

Last activity 05 January 2022 by Lcfc

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mica12New member12 July 2019 08:30:23

Hi,

I'm currently holding an EP3 visa and changing employers who has applied for EP2 using ESD. They have not asked me to cancel my current EP3 first and have already submitted Stage 1 of the application. I did provide release letter from my current employer stating the current EP cancellation date (to be amended date) however it is not actually cancelled online or physically yet. Is this normal? At which point I will have to actually cancel (amended EP cancellation date) EP on my passport?

Could you please guide me if the release letter is enough to process Stage 1 or can cause issues unless the Passport copy with cancelled EP (shorted date) is provided?

Thanks

LcfcMember05 January 2022 07:40:25

Even I have the same doubt ..can anyone please help onn the full process

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