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Thanks imi99999,imi99999 wrote:That is normaljugnouk wrote:Hi All,
I'm new on forum and need bit information.
I have applied on 10th March and received acknowledgement letter on 17th March ( got HO email on 25th March confirming that they have received my application ) but has not received biometric invitation yet. Bit panic now can anyone please shed a light how long normally does it take? Thanks
I applied on 2nd of March
Acknowledged on 7th
Waited waited 8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16 started to panic
Similar post of us
16th got email of confirmation
17th invitation arrived and registered same day
Hope it will help
Thanks VFFVFF wrote:Inshallah you will get the good news Tom mate.Allesheikh wrote:Hi Everyone,
Just called HO and they confirmed that the package was posted 10 mins before. I hope it's a good news I will update tomorrow morning once I have received the post. Please pray for me
Thanks
Ali
Hi Searozesearoze wrote:HiAnother thing I missed about requirements of my wife, any idea what those are ? Do I have to show certain amount of my money available for her maintenance ? Also she has been living here in the UK since 2008 and working at Boots, does she still has to show any English language requirement ? Or any other requirements you aware of ?
Yes you need proof of income (£18600 per year) along with English and LIUK test to qualify for FLR(M).
As your current visa expires in Oct so I assume your dependant's visa will be till same day. You can apply your ILR and then MN1 for your child. Once you get your ILR and register your child as British then you can go for FLR (FP) 10 year route for your spouse.
And later your spouse can switch onto FLR M (If needed) when you can meet the requirements.
UK Visas and Immigration contact centreRamanbalsingh wrote:Could anyone please provide Home Office Contact Number? Many Thanks
HiAnother thing I missed about requirements of my wife, any idea what those are ? Do I have to show certain amount of my money available for her maintenance ? Also she has been living here in the UK since 2008 and working at Boots, does she still has to show any English language requirement ? Or any other requirements you aware of ?
Inshallah you will get the good news Tom mate.Allesheikh wrote:Hi Everyone,
Just called HO and they confirmed that the package was posted 10 mins before. I hope it's a good news I will update tomorrow morning once I have received the post. Please pray for me
Thanks
Ali
Thanks again Omor4real. Didn't know after I get ILR, I can go for MN1 for my son, That's great.Omor4real wrote:Since your son was born here you will register him using form MN1 after you receive your ILRUK007 wrote:Hi Guys, a lot of helpful posts, hope someone can help me too. Want to apply for ILR soon but in confusion. Find my details below:
Visa Valid From: 05/12/2005 [Visa Student]
UK Entry: 22/12/2005
Absent from UK due to holiday 19/01/2008 - 03/03/2008
Current Visa expires: 30/10/2015
No overstays so far, My first visa was Student visa, 2nd Visa was Student visa, 3rd Visa PSW, currently Tier-4 student visa.
I have my wife as my dependant living here since 2008. My only son born here last year.
Q-1) Can I apply for ILR upon my visa expiry as it's not exactly 10 years ?
Q-2) If not, what do you suggest me to do ?
Q-3) If yes, what form should I fill up for my wife & son ?
Thanks a lot in advance for your helpful replies.
when you make the ILR you will draft a letter telling home office about the application you have pending and you want to defer it to the ILR and tell them to return the money for FLR FP. Note pls pay for the ILR and FLR M in full and expect them to return the other money. Also remember to make copies of all the entry and exist on your passport as you will need them to fill the form.
In regards to your Mrs with the letter telling them to hold her application, yes that is what they will do, some people on the forum said they received the application before even telling HO to start, but the best advice is to tell them to treat it once you receive your ILR. Check the requirement for your wife to make sure you are ready.
Thankyou very much broCongrats Searoze and Green92. I am next in line please pray for me (applied 9th Feb)
Searoze: Could you please confirm what date has been mentioned in your approval letter?
searoze wrote:Hi guys
Received my ILR today
I am on google drive as searoze
Timeline as followed
Applied on 5th Feb 2015
Payment taken 7th Feb
Acknowledgment 13th Feb
Bio invitation 19th Feb
Bio enrolled 19th Feb
BRP and Docs received today 27th Feb
Special thanks to this board and all senior members here. Due to their help I never needed any solicitor in the last 10yrs.
Good luck all who waiting
This board is an asset for all immigrants. may the founder and all initiators live long.searoze wrote:
Special thanks to this board and all senior members here. Due to their help I never needed any solicitor in the last 10yrs.
Thanks M2013M2013 wrote:Praying for you. All the bestAllesheikh wrote:Hi Everyone,
Just called HO and they confirmed that the package was posted 10 mins before. I hope it's a good news I will update tomorrow morning once I have received the post. Please pray for me
Thanks
Ali
Allesheikh wrote:Hi Everyone,
Just called HO and they confirmed that the package was posted 10 mins before. I hope it's a good news I will update tomorrow morning once I have received the post. Please pray for me
Thanks
Ali
Many thanks. That's comforting. Hope to get a response soonnabs2015 wrote:
Hi green92,
Don't worry, that's the standard email/letter sent to everyone. I got the same letter but my application took 7 weeks. I applied Feb 2nd and decision was made March 20th. You will get your approval soon if your case is straight forward.
All the best
Hi green92,green92 wrote:Hi,
Here is my time line:
Applied: 06/02/2015
Acknowledgement: 14/02/2015
Rcvd Email: 17/02/2015
Biometric invite: 20/02/2015
Biometric Enrolment: 22/02/2015
The wordings of the email were
Can someone please tell me whether the mention of 6 months is standard or specific to cases? In my view it should simple,Dear ___________,
Case ID: 1______
Thank you for your application to the Home Office. Your application has been received and is being considered.
It may take up to six months to make a decision on your case. If we are unable to process your application within six months we will tell you as soon as possible.
Our web page contains further information on our service standards and other information which may relate to your application.
Please note that this is an automated response confirming receipt of your application and does not accept responses. Please do not reply to this email.
If there is a change in your circumstances, we kindly ask that you only contact us using this link: https://www.gov.uk/change-circumstances-visa-brp
Permanent migration team
arrived in 2015, always applied for renewal on time. 6yr student+2yr PSW+2.3 years student at Level 8.
No CCJ/police warning.
I noticed it says it is an automated email. I am curious to know if the automation is part of a generic assessment of the case.
Perhaps I am getting paranoid seeing some people from February application got response (I know it could be sheer random luck).
Since your son was born here you will register him using form MN1 after you receive your ILRUK007 wrote:Thanks M2013 for earlier reply & Big Thanks to Omor4real for your response.Omor4real wrote:Don't apply for ILR now, is even taking around 8weeks now,UK007 wrote:Hi Guys, a lot of helpful posts, hope someone can help me too. Want to apply for ILR soon but in confusion. Find my details below:
Visa Valid From: 05/12/2005 [Visa Student]
UK Entry: 22/12/2005
Absent from UK due to holiday 19/01/2008 - 03/03/2008
Current Visa expires: 30/10/2015
No overstays so far, My first visa was Student visa, 2nd Visa was Student visa, 3rd Visa PSW, currently Tier-4 student visa.
I have my wife as my dependant living here since 2008. My only son born here last year.
Q-1) Can I apply for ILR upon my visa expiry as it's not exactly 10 years ?
Q-2) If not, what do you suggest me to do ?
Q-3) If yes, what form should I fill up for my wife & son ?
Thanks a lot in advance for your helpful replies.
To buy the two month apply using FLR(FP) including your wife as dependent, if your son was born in UK and his under 18 you might want to remove him now to save money, on that form you will be applying based on your private life.
To make sure you push it to December you will have to leave your biometric till last minute.
Then you can defer to ILR and use FLR M for your mrs, telling them to hold her application until a decision has been met for yours.
Yes my son born in the UK last year, If I remove him when applying, what visa I will apply for him after I get ILR [hopefully] ?
If I apply on FLR(FP), how do I defer to ILR ?
Also How to hold my wife's application until a decision has been made on mine ? How does that work, I mean would they start working on her visa after they made on decision on mine ? or After I get my decision I have to contact HO to remind them ?
Thanks once again.
Can someone please tell me whether the mention of 6 months is standard or specific to cases? In my view it should simple,Dear ___________,
Case ID: 1______
Thank you for your application to the Home Office. Your application has been received and is being considered.
It may take up to six months to make a decision on your case. If we are unable to process your application within six months we will tell you as soon as possible.
Our web page contains further information on our service standards and other information which may relate to your application.
Please note that this is an automated response confirming receipt of your application and does not accept responses. Please do not reply to this email.
If there is a change in your circumstances, we kindly ask that you only contact us using this link: https://www.gov.uk/change-circumstances-visa-brp
Permanent migration team