Hi everyone, Just to update my timeline - I have now received my BRP and passport; the details of the timeline are as follows: Application sent: 08/10/2012 Acknowledgement letter: 20/10/2012 Biometric enrolled: 26/11/2012 BRP issues: 07/05/2013 BPR received: 09/05/2013 Passport and other docs ...
Thansk for your reply, grace .I have read in case worker notes on ukba site that states that the gap will count from the date the visa expires to the date at which the next visa is issued. section 3c extends your stay from the date of application so the date of decision is irrelevant to assess the ...
Don't hope for a quick turn around.......it took me almost 4 months to get my papers and i had to involve my mp. Completely agree with the previous poster - do not hope for a quick turn around. I waited 3.5 months to get my documents back and had to involve 2 MPs, otherwise it probably would have ...
I am applying for ILR next week at Croydon PEO. Due to some reason I have to change my accommodation. I have already received my bank statements and other documents and all of them have my old address. Please advise is it possible that if I still use my old address on the application form and use ...
Hi I have searched the boards and read everything I could find regarding the new ILR requirements in particular the new income threshold rules however I am still clueless has to whether this applies to us. My husband was granted entry clearance in December 2011 and entered the UK in February 2011 ...
Hi, I'm relatively new here but have been silent reading for a a bit before submitting my application. Could you please add my details for the skydrive spreadsheet? Application sent: 08/10/2012 Fee taken: 16/10/2012 Acknowledgement letter dated: 16/10/2012 Acknowledgement letter received: 20/10/2012 ...
Looking through my passport I do not have any dates leaving the country, just entering which makes it hard for me to determine how many days in total I have been out of the country. When you fly out of the UK you do not go through any passport/immigration control (as you do in most other countries ...
4) Althought the new guidance (http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/modernised/cross-cut/ilr-calculating-continuous/ilr-calculating-continuous.pdf?view=Binary) indicates a 180-day maximum for absences, the actual SET(O) application uses the term "6 months." Since 6 ...
Thanks mate. In absence of appeal right, what options we have ? It might also be worth contacting your MP. I was in a similar situation for my Tier 1 application - it was unlawfully refused (entirely UKBA's mistake) but as my previous leave to remain was still valid at that point I was given no ...
