UK visitor visa refused (multiple sponsors) - second part

You left a question at UK visitor visa refused (multiple sponsors) wherein the actual question(s) were imputed from your text rather than expressed directly. Based on the answer you got, you can now raise explicit questions and are taking the opportunity to do so. See this comment: UK visitor visa refused (multiple sponsors)

Briefly (and predictably), you were refused on Paragraphs V 4.2 (a) and (c) of the rules because of a very weak application and discrepancies in your income streams. From this answer...

Sponsored applications are weak to begin with and they do not relieve the applicant of demonstrating ties to the local economy and social landscape. While the money may be there, it is much more difficult for the applicant to make a strong case that they will not overstay or abuse their visa in some other way. Generally, sponsorship should be used only as a last resort and only if the applicant can provide a compellingly strong case.

You are asking how to proceed.

Can i go for administrative review?

No. This is what happens from reading the net rather than the rules and guidance. Administrative Review is a procedure for economic applicants, like work permits and entrepreneurs. And the AR regime was overhauled last April making the bulk of forum material obsolete anyway.

can you please tell some more on it [change of circumstances].

Things like...

• you graduated from university;
• Your circumstances are such that you are now leading an independent life without support from your parents;
• You have become married or divorced;
• You received an inheritance;
• And so on.

Those are examples and they are not always applicable to each case.

And by far and away, the ultimate change of circumstances is to apply and receive an entry clearance. This acts as a global panacea to almost all UK visa problems.

There will be possibility to overlook again by the ECO.

The ECO did not 'overlook' something; the income streams were ambiguously identified. Use precision next time and the ECO will know what to attribute to you versus what to attribute to your co-sponsors.

Kindly tell me what additional documents are required from my daughter to support.

She needs to submit all the documents that you are submitting in order to demonstrate her capacity for sponsorship. In addition she should submit...

• Permission from the landlord (or tenancy agreement giving permission); and
• A personal attestation that she will be in the UK for the entire duration of your visit.