Nitro wrote:

goglobalnz wrote:Still waiting here too.
5 years T1G + Spousal shortcut on my ILR.

Application sent June 10th.

I'm sure it'll be there waiting at home for me soon...

None of the 10th June applications seem to have processed. Did you apply as Tier G or BC spouse?

I applied as BC spouse

Still waiting here too.
5 years T1G + Spousal shortcut on my ILR.

Application sent June 10th.

I'm sure it'll be there waiting at home for me soon...

My NCS held my application back. I'd booked the appointment with them on a day I'd been in the country, but they said that if they posted it and it arrived at HO on a day I hadn't been in, the application would be void. So yes, it's the day the HO receive the application, not the day you do the ...

Note that if you do NCS, it's not being in the country exactly 3 year before the date of the NCS appointment, it's the date the HO will receive the application from the NCS agent

An update from me, on my case. I had significantly more than 180 days out of the country in 2011 and 2012 and was reluctant to waste money on an ILR application as I knew I had not maintained continuity and didn't expect that the Home Office would use discretion. My trips out of the country were to ...

Are you already in the UK, with the necessary visas? My company is expanding, looking for Structural Engineers. Mostly domestic in the £2-20 million value range. Based either in central or south London. Please, if you're not here already I can't help you, but if you are in the UK already then feel ...

Hi Tiger If I were you I would definitely wait until November and do it according to the rules as they're written. There is lots of hearsay about people being lucky and the caseworker making a decision on the spot in favour of the candidate but I haven't heard any recent reports of this so wouldn't ...

Hi Chincholi/Praveen,

Can you please let the board know what your next step was, after your application for ILR was refused?

Thanks!

Hi Tiger, I'd be very interested to hear how you get on, although I think you will have trouble if you were out of the country more than 180 days between 14 August 2012 and 13 August 2013, or between 14 August 2013 and 13 August 2014. You'll need to double check those periods. The guidance is ...