ISE , BYOD iphone issue!! client provisioning

Guys, when i sent down a profile using native suplicant for iphone, iphone gets it but it does not automatically selects TLS on the SSID.
Here is what happens:
Iphone connects to BOYD-SSID
credentials enter
client provision process
** if Auto-Login is selected problem with self registration!!!!!!!!
bunch of security errors, profile is downloaded
iphone reconnects to BOYD_SSID with credentials initilly entered (therfor MSCHAPv) not TLS
in client provisining cycle.
NOW!!!!
go back to BYOD-SSID and "forget the network", reconnect again, and manually selecting TLS and using the profile previously downloaded, and everything works!!!!
Too many freaking steps for BYOD!!!! I can't have my client tell his employees to do that.
ANy ideas.....

Marcin,
I have not had the problems you are discussing, what version of code are you running and I assume you are using the single-ssid method? In my experience I have seen where the new profile over-writes the old peap profile and after COA hits the client then uses eap-tls to connect.
Can you provide screenshots of the experiences you are having?
Thanks,
Tarik Admani
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