NCS or Postal: Postal Date of submission: 5 June 2010 Basis: HSMP JR (4+1 year ILR) Date of receipt of acknowledgment: dated next day Date of decision (on letter): 28 July 2010 Date of ceremony: Awaiting letter Applied as "not meeting all the requirements" - more than 100 but less than 180 days of ...
Hi everyone, I remember some posts here where it was mentioned that normally HO is checking our credit files while processing our ANs. As I understood, this is a part of "good character" checks. If this is true, then checking your own file may help to understand where your application is at the ...
Hi everyone, I remember some posts here where it was mentioned that normally HO is checking our credit files while processing our ANs. As I understood, this is a part of "good character" checks. If this is true, then checking your own file may help to understand where your application is at the ...
I think its pretty clear and make sense. If you are not physically in the country when the home office receive your BC application, then you dont meet the Standard requirement to apply BC. The 5 days allows room for any delays between you sending your application and them receiving it. Another ...
have read it, that's why asking whether someone was successful with over 90 days ... 5.1.2 Total absences of more than 100 days but not more than 180 days where the residence requirements over the full 5(3) year qualifying period are met - consider disregarding if applicants have demonstrated links ...
yes, but the guidance to AN says that some absences might be disregarded ... for example, absences less than 100 days (if 450 requirement met) and absences more than 100 days if .... my question to everyone: does anybody know someone who was successful spending more than 100 days in the last year ...
