Hello friends, Sorry, if this query is repeated but I am wondering if anyone has been in this situation before? I scheduled a PEO appointment for SET(O) application for 1 dependent and myself on the UKBA website in July 2013, for which no payment was made (No payment was required to book an ...
Great, thanks. Looks like we will be able to apply together as we have bank stmts, NHS, tenancy agreements, utility bills available for a period stretching over the mandatory 2 years. 1 last question, in the five year period, I have just taken 1 vacation of about 64 days (this was to treat my mental ...
thanks Vinny. Yes, she was living with me for two years before marrying and switching to Tier 1 General Dependant Visa. Therefore, both of us have been co-habiting just under four years. Her Bank statements are available which are on the same address as mine for the last 4 years. Is this sufficient ...
Hello Friends, My first Tier 1 (General) visa was stamped in May 2008; however I entered the UK in Sep 2008. Therefore I can now apply for ILR through SET (O) having almost completed my 5 years of continuous stay in the UK. My wife switched to Tier 1 (General) Dependant visa from Post-study work ...
Hello Friends, My first Tier 1 visa was stamped on 27 May 2008. I entered the UK on 28 Sep 2008. Because I entered the UK 90 days after my visa being stamped, I couldn't apply for the ILR in May 2013. Therefore I applied for a Tier 1 visa extension in May 2013, valid until May 2016. My research so ...
Thanks for your responses. I have just spoken to two solicitors and additionally confirmed the *debated* point re. absences / delayed entry with a colleague who has got his ILR stamped a week back. wpilr_nov12: Pg 12 reads "The period between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering ...
please could you explain why would it not be appropriate to apply for ILR, as I have just read the rules and can't seem to understand. Obv, I think I am missing something.
Dear Friends, I have recently heard of the new UK BA rule re. absences and read a few similar threads on this forum. However, my case noted below, is slightly complex, and therefore it would be really helpful, if the experienced members on this forum are able to provide their opinion re. my case ...
