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Zee ali wrote:hihapoo wrote:Hi,
when did you received the second email? There are one or two people on this forum who received second email but after 2 weeks got their visa. Although its not normal to get the second email.
thanks
??? wrote:Hi all,
I had applied for Ilr on 9th march, received biometric letter and enrolled bio on 27th march. After that I had received another email from the home-office, while noticed that people applied after me receive their visa. I believed that my case is straigt forward, never was refused for extension and have studied in universities (8 years+2 years psw). Can I ask that if receving second email is normal or it is a sign that case will be in home office for some time.
Many thanks
Usman
i received another email today that my application is still under consideration? Very worried now as i think my application was straight forward.
@hapoo
U r next man. Finger Crossed
@NA74Na74 wrote:Lol, you have been given sn answer before, dont worry it is fine. It does not matter if you complete 10 year as dependent or main. So you will get same answer no matter how many times you post your question. Are you looking for a NO from us?urwah wrote:Dear forum members,
Can i apply for ILR while still on dependant visa if i complete 10 years. More opinion about my previous question plz
My husband has stayed out of country for 1.5 years when he had PSW but i lived at UK on his dependant visa. Will it be considered a break for me too.
I read on tis forum somewhere that it will not affect dependant if main applicant had valid visa during all that period when he was not residing at UK. Is it applicable in my case too.
Has anyone actually have gone through simmilar situation and got ILR.
Your help will be much appriciated
urwah wrote:Dear Forum memebers,
Can anyone plz help with this!
My husband has stayed out of country for 1.5 years when he had PSW but i lived at UK on his dependant visa. Will it be considered a break for me too.
I read on tis forum somewhere that it will not affect dependant if main applicant had valid visa during all that period when he was not residing at UK. Is it applicable in my case too.
Thanks a lot.
Lol, you have been given sn answer before, dont worry it is fine. It does not matter if you complete 10 year as dependent or main. So you will get same answer no matter how many times you post your question. Are you looking for a NO from us?urwah wrote:Dear forum members,
Can i apply for ILR while still on dependant visa if i complete 10 years. More opinion about my previous question plz
My husband has stayed out of country for 1.5 years when he had PSW but i lived at UK on his dependant visa. Will it be considered a break for me too.
I read on tis forum somewhere that it will not affect dependant if main applicant had valid visa during all that period when he was not residing at UK. Is it applicable in my case too.
Has anyone actually have gone through simmilar situation and got ILR.
Your help will be much appriciated
urwah wrote:Dear Forum memebers,
Can anyone plz help with this!
My husband has stayed out of country for 1.5 years when he had PSW but i lived at UK on his dependant visa. Will it be considered a break for me too.
I read on tis forum somewhere that it will not affect dependant if main applicant had valid visa during all that period when he was not residing at UK. Is it applicable in my case too.
Thanks a lot.
Provide evidence that she has been a qualified person in the 4 years you are claiming residence rights under EU law.ukbaby wrote:Hi guys,
Need your help.
I was 4yrs student+2yrs psw+4yrs EEA2.
I received letter to provide more documents about my partner since I received EEA2 to now (more than 10yrs if add students visa and PSW).
It seems some people successfully received ILR without requests this.
Anyway, shall I send the documents which requested same on EEA4 form, the lists of document is huge.
They only give me less than 2 weeks time to send, some documents takes at least 2 weeks received from bank and HMRC.
What shall I do?
Thanks
urwah wrote:Dear Forum memebers,
Can anyone plz help with this!
My husband has stayed out of country for 1.5 years when he had PSW but i lived at UK on his dependant visa. Will it be considered a break for me too.
I read on tis forum somewhere that it will not affect dependant if main applicant had valid visa during all that period when he was not residing at UK. Is it applicable in my case too.
Thanks a lot.
gbe wrote:I have permission to appeal to FTT.
Judge base his decision on that I was not 10 at the time of my appeal and I clock 10 by virtue of sec 3c and aditional groumd did not indicate that we present what was not available at the time when appeal was first lodged.
I came from one lawyer to this Chamber. I don't know which one of them that is better.
It is a shame.
Do you mean permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal.gbe wrote:I have permission to appeal to FTT.
Judge base his decision on that I was not 10 at the time of my appeal and I clock 10 by virtue of sec 3c and aditional groumd did not indicate that we present what was not available at the time when appeal was first lodged.
I came from one lawyer to this Chamber. I don't know which one of them that is better.
It is a shame.
sud315 wrote:gbe,
you can change the lawyer then. Just let HO/Tribunal know.
How many weeks are we looking at, for the whole process of utt?smir wrote:its error of law if judge dont consider additional grounds
please challenge decision in utt
dont be late or 3c will end if not appealed to utt
they gave u appeal rights ?????
gbe wrote:Zee ali.Zee ali wrote:Need some Approvals
Come on guys
Is it not possible or not allow to vary ground of appeal base on clocking ten when on 3c again?
gbe wrote:Zee ali.Zee ali wrote:Need some Approvals
Come on guys
Is it not possible or not allow to vary ground of appeal base on clocking ten when on 3c again?
Zee ali.Zee ali wrote:Need some Approvals
Come on guys
Zee ali.Zee ali wrote:Need some Approvals
Come on guys
No, not break for you as long as you continuously stayed in UK with a valid, it does not matter where your husband was. So dont worry.urwah wrote:Dear Forum memebers,
Can anyone plz help with this!
My husband has stayed out of country for 1.5 years when he had PSW but i lived at UK on his dependant visa. Will it be considered a break for me too.
I read on tis forum somewhere that it will not affect dependant if main applicant had valid visa during all that period when he was not residing at UK. Is it applicable in my case too.
Thanks a lot.
Did you read my reply to your post?longresident85 wrote:Any more views from experts on my circumstance especially CCJ / IVA and ILR LR?
Many thanks..
longresident85 wrote:Dear All,
Thank you for such a great blog.
I have been reading this every now and then to seek guidance.
Time is coming soon, when I'll apply for ILR (LR) in last week of August 2015.
My circumstances are as follows:
1. Came to UK in 2005 - Study Visa - Completed BSc in 2009
2. PSW - 2009 to 2011
3. In 2010, I started a business which went bust and I ended up in a lot of debt (£40k approx). Received a CCJ by one creditor, I owed them around £2,000. Later I made IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement) with all creditors including the creditor who obtained CCJ. That's all been fine since then, payments are up to date and IVA status is 'satisfied'. IVA is due to finish in 2016.
4. In 2011, switched from PSW to Tier 4, for a Masters. Successfully completed that.
5. in 2013, started PhD which is due to finish end of 2016. Visa Valid until Feb 2017.
6. 10 Years will reach in August/September 2015.
Kindly advice:
A. How will my case be like? Chances of success?
B. Will CCJ and IVA effect the application in anyway?
C. Should post the application or use the newly started Same Day Premium Service?
D. Should I spend money to hire a lawyer or just apply by myself?
Thanks a million in advance for your expert suggestions.
Kind regards,
Your Friend