ILR Set M posting off docs last minute query

Hello there,

(ILR Set M/
Spouse Visa settlement) 27 months visa due to expire any day now

I am posting off my husband's application + documents via special delivery..

My question is do I post ALL documents including passport, driving licence + cohabitation proof letters, wage slips inside the same envelope? I brought one of those padded bubble wrap envelopes to post everything in.. Will that be suitable?

My main conern is his passport and mine shall I put these in with the application... ???

I know silly question but I just want to make sure before I post just incase I get anything wrong.. I'm really nervous about it.

Thank you for your reply

You have to do special delivery and they have their special bag just ask in post office that passports are in documents and you need special delivery they will provide you bag and post i

SSWSZ wrote:You have to do special delivery and they have their special bag just ask
in post office that passports are in documents and you need special delivery they will provide you bag and post i

Hi,

So will I still need my envelope? I'm confused..

No u don't need any envelop

You can include one special delivery envelop with your case and note down its tracking number so when ho will post you case back in it you can track it online .otherwise no need to include extra envelop it will cost almost 8 pound each

SSWSZ wrote:You can include one special delivery envelop with your case and note down its tracking number so when ho will post you case back in it you can track it online .otherwise no need to include extra envelop it will cost almost 8 pound each

When we send off application and documents do they weigh it????

No they didn't weight it in my case but obviously if it's too heavy then they might weight it

I printed the application double sided... Will that be ok an also did you put photocopies of everything in?

I have no idea about double sided .i get ILR on set(m) in Croydon office .i only attach photocopy of passport first page and all pages that contain any visa.brp copy of mine and my hubby .and marriage certificates that's it and get visa without any problem

Exquisit33 wrote:I printed the application double sided... Will that be ok an also did you put photocopies of everything in?

Hello There,

I am On ILR visa , i want apply for my wife visa from India.

please advise me Financial Crieteria to met the requirements.

I am earning more than 19K. Do i need to show any savings for Visa?

Kindly Could you advise me.

Thank You,

Regards,

Sswsz

You have ever been lucky with home office, we attach bundle of documents where as you only attach just couple and still gets visa and Ilr sorted.

Good luck for your british passport.

SSWSZ wrote:I have no idea about double sided .i get ILR on set(m) in Croydon office .i only attach photocopy of passport first page and all pages that contain any visa.brp copy of mine and my hubby .and marriage certificates that's it and get visa without any problem

Exquisit33 wrote:I printed the application double sided... Will that be ok an also did you put photocopies of everything in?

From Sswsz's statement, I think you'll find that Sswsz's has a PEO appointment at the Croyden office, meaning an in person same day application. Originals would have been taken, and any lack of photocopies would have been made by the Home Office.

allwell46 wrote:Sswsz

You have ever been lucky with home office, we attach bundle of documents where as you only attach just couple and still gets visa and Ilr sorted.

Good luck for your british passport.

SSWSZ wrote:I have no idea about double sided .i get ILR on set(m) in Croydon office .i only attach photocopy of passport first page and all pages that contain any visa.brp copy of mine and my hubby .and marriage certificates that's it and get visa without any problem

Exquisit33 wrote:I printed the application double sided... Will that be ok an also did you put photocopies of everything in?

Double sided print should be fine. Just ensure the first page of the application is facing the front. (This will be stated on either the SET(M) form or the guidance notes.