UK Visa Refused, Please Help in Reapplying ( Will Appreciate Your Kind Response ) I have a good Travel history ( Visited UAE Twice , Italy , Spain , USA Twice , also Visit UK Last year on a Family Visit Visa Which was Sponsored by my Brother ) Now this time I apply for UK General Visitor Visa with my Family ( Wife &amp; 2 Kids ) , to Visit UK for Tourism for 10 Days, But Unfortunately Refused because I have Transactions of almost 6-8 Lac in my Bank Account in month of June &amp; I didn't explain the Origin of Funds, Now I want to tell you guys that this amount is a Commission which I get from my Company every 6 months, I got around 8 Lac in February as well ( Which is Deposited in my Bank Account as well ) for last 6 months of 2015 &amp; Now in June I got again almost 8 Lac for first 6 months of 2016, Now my Question is How Can I prove that this is my Commission, ( Note, When I apply my UK Visa, I clearly Mention That I also got commission from my Company except Salary but I did not mention amount &amp; dates ), Now Please Guide me that Should I Reapply immediately by explaining all this situation ? How Can I Prove that this amount is my commission for last 6 months ? Please Help me , I will really Appreciate your kind response. If Possible Please give me a Sample  that How to Write a Letter to Visa Officer When Reapplying after Refusal to explain the above Mention Situation. &amp; Please also tell me that id it fine if my employer explain on Company's Latter head that they give me Commission of last six months in June., I will be grateful for your kind Response.
UK Visa Refusal: Provenance of funds/parking I have applied recently for a general visitor visa to the UK to spend 10 days during Christmas with my British unmarried partner and it has been turned down.   The Entry Clearance Officer stated on his refusal notice the following:     I note that you have never previously travelled to the UK or any country with similar immigration requirements and you therefore do not have a history of travel and compliance to consider.      You have submitted an employment letter to confirm your occupation in KSA but I am required to also assess your personal, domestic and economic circumstances in determining whether you are genuine visitor travelling to the UK for the period and purpose you state.      You claim an income of SAR ........ per month which equal ........ GBP and from the evidence submitted this appears to be your sole source of income.   I note that this monthly income is reflected on your bank statements. However, the bank statement you have presented show a recent large deposit that are in excess of your stated income and inconsistent with the account history. You haven't provided evidence toward the origin of this recent deposit and in the absence of reasonable evidence I am not satisfied that these bank statements accurately reflect your personal circumstances.      In view of the above, I am not satisfied you have demonstrated that your circumstances are as you claim and therefore I am not satisfied that you're travelling to the UK for the period and purpose you stated. 41(i)and(ii).   Its true that I have deposited that sum of money right before I apply and it was a commission I received from work earlier this month.   So, could you please give me your advice on the above as I am planning to apply again soon. and how to avoid my application being refused again?
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