I asked for an SAR 100 days have passed

They are supposed to supply it in 40 days. Email response is boilerplate that they strive to meet as many as possible within 40 days and they prioritise by vulnerability (Children, those in appeal process) and the rest are in a queue.

Anyone else request an SAR and get long delay?

Here's one where over 6 months have lapsed since it was requested

http://www.immigrationboards.com/genera ... 13803.html

I have applied mine in June and received it in less than 40days.

motoaxis wrote:I have applied mine in June and received it in less than 40days.

Did you tick all the boxes?

Do you have any reason to be expedited (are you in an aapeal/review process?)

I did tick most of the boxes which are required to me.

Yes my ILR is refused I have applied for AR.

Nearly half a year waiting now. Is there a phone number to the SAR team?

I have also requested SAR and got acknowledgement letter but still within 40 days.

Letter says we can complain to some sort of ombudsman or information department. There should be someone to push HO as 6 months is way too much wait, writing to MP might help.

How does one contact and even find out who is his/her MP (I am obviously not a UK citizen so did not know I have access to an MP...)

i applied for my SAR in september 2015 and received it in september 2016 after whole 1 year. wrote to home office countless time but nothing happend. even after 1 year they only sent me IT records nothing else. but it really helped me preparing my case for ILR long residency. and i have PEO appointment at sheffield next months lets hope for the best. wish me luck guys thanks.

tehzeeb786

Thank you for sharing your experience.

Which address did you use to write to HO to chase them?

What this IT record tells you? I mean what is included in this?

Internet generation?!

Google UKVI SAR or start here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... mmigration

Google find my MP or start here:
http://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/

I received my SAR aprox 180 days.

It included a single (!) landing card, when I entered the UK aprox 80 times in the last 5 years. It was these landing cards that was one of the main reasons I asked for SAR.

My single concern for ILR is continuity of my T1 E when I travelled during extension period on another Passport. To clarify while as you can see that I travel very often (1-2X per month) I am easily over the 180 days per year in the UK (especially helps that the entry and exit days are counted as 'in UK')

I guess I just have to -assume- continuity was not broken and go ahead with ILR. My T1 E was extended without reference to any broken continuity.