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Re: Lost Passport

Post by shola » Sun Mar 25, 2012 2:27 am

perry254 wrote:
shola wrote:Hi guys, I have being in this country since January 2002, unfortunately I lost my passport while on holiday in Africa last year, this made me stranded in Africa for just under 6 months. when i came back, i applied for 'subject access request' which i got in November last year. my question is will my ilr application be treated as straight forward or complicated ilr application i mean in term of processing time. I have always abide by all rules and regulations never out of time renewal. here is the detail of my application submission:

submitted on 20/12/2011
money taken 22/12/2011
acknowledged 23/12/2011
still waiting.........................

I submitted,

copies of previous granted visas
Subject access request
Police report of Lost Passport
Payslip
life in the UK test
obviously, my new passport



Can anyone tell what time i should roughly expect my passport back? Thanks.

Hi Shola, did you apply through a Solicitor or you did it yourself? Since u lost ur passport as well. I also lost my first passport , and idont know weather to use one or not please advice me ..

Thank you.



Hi Perry,

No solicitor mate, I apply on my own after seeking advise from a former home office caseworker. I am lucky enough to have scanned every single page of my lost old passport which showed all the prev visas. All the previous visas copies are attached and explained in a cover letter. All the visas are also covered in the SAR. so you need to apply for one well on-time before your submission.

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Re: Finally Received

Post by perry254 » Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:25 pm

far150811 wrote:Hi Guys!!! by allahs help finally I received my long waited ILR, guys believe me please do not give up until you get what you deserved after long 10 years... my case was quit complicated.. I lost my first passport back in 2001, and lots of visas just a Franks, and finally last renewal was refused...and appealed then allowed etc etc... It's a long story. guys if you were here 10 years without making any crimes please do not give up your hopes!!! My time line is below

Applied 15/08/2011
ackno received 22/08/2011
ilr issued 24/01/2012
Received 03/02/2012

Documents sent, one month bank statement, LIUK test certificate, application form, and most of the letters you receive everytime you get your visa. That's all... Finally I honestly thank this form and specially vien1206 for all the time and effort he putting here.. And hope everyone get their passport soon with ILR... Best of luck.

Hey ,could you please advice me, did u get a solicitor to help you with ur Application since u los ur first passport ..please let me know,,i also lost mine in 2009, what would u reccomend, please let me know thanks

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Re: Lost Passport

Post by perry254 » Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:17 pm

shola wrote:Hi guys, I have being in this country since January 2002, unfortunately I lost my passport while on holiday in Africa last year, this made me stranded in Africa for just under 6 months. when i came back, i applied for 'subject access request' which i got in November last year. my question is will my ilr application be treated as straight forward or complicated ilr application i mean in term of processing time. I have always abide by all rules and regulations never out of time renewal. here is the detail of my application submission:

submitted on 20/12/2011
money taken 22/12/2011
acknowledged 23/12/2011
still waiting.........................

I submitted,

copies of previous granted visas
Subject access request
Police report of Lost Passport
Payslip
life in the UK test
obviously, my new passport



Can anyone tell what time i should roughly expect my passport back? Thanks.

Hi Shola, did you apply through a Solicitor or you did it yourself? Since u lost ur passport as well. I also lost my first passport , and idont know weather to use one or not please advice me ..

Thank you.

Zainy
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GOOD NEWS

Post by Zainy » Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:03 pm

come on guys give us good news who submitted in january.

Loveislovely
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Post by Loveislovely » Sat Mar 24, 2012 12:09 am

Hello Everyone!

I submitted:

Life in the UK test
Previous Home Office letters from 2002 to 2012
My current and previous passports
A cover letter, explaining an invalid application made 2005.
Reason (HO changed the form a few days before I made my application, as a student, I was lucky though, the case worker sent me a new form to fill, they did not return my documents). No Gaps

Can a moderator, guru or anyone knowledgable, tell me, if you think there may be a problem for me? Do you think my invalid application my be a barrier????
All for one, one for all..... Peace

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Post by Loveislovely » Fri Mar 23, 2012 11:14 pm

Hi Vien 2106!

I appreciate you taking the time to update the list, and adding me to it, thank you......

Loveislovely
All for one, one for all..... Peace

2012
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Post by 2012 » Fri Mar 23, 2012 10:57 pm

Zainy wrote:CONGRATULATIONS 2012
1. Thanks all for the wishes.
2. The only thing i can recommend is not to include any extra documents with your application (unless you have to do it to explain sumfin).
3. Another thing i can recommend is to include a prepaid special delivery envelope as it helped us a lot to track our parcel frequently.

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Post by Loveislovely » Fri Mar 23, 2012 10:56 pm

2012 wrote:By the grace of Almighty God my husband has received the ILR and i put his timelines as follows.

Applied date: 13/12/2011
Application received by UKBA: 14/12/2011
Method of payment: Cheque
Acknowledgement Letter: 15/12/2011
ILR issue date: 09 March 2012 at Liverpool

Documents sent: Life in the UK test, all the passports, required photos with the appropriate fee.

We are over the moon now and going to celeberate big style. Now i have to do my English test to switch as a dependent of a permanent person. I wish good luck to all who are waiting......
Yipee 2012!

I am verrry pleased for you and the family, enjoy and good luck with your application, cheers to a prosperous future for you and the family.
All for one, one for all..... Peace

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Post by Zainy » Fri Mar 23, 2012 9:01 pm

CONGRATULATIONS 2012

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Post by uddinriaz » Fri Mar 23, 2012 5:15 pm

2012 wrote:By the grace of Almighty God my husband has received the ILR and i put his timelines as follows.

Applied date: 13/12/2011
Application received by UKBA: 14/12/2011
Method of payment: Cheque
Acknowledgement Letter: 15/12/2011
ILR issue date: 09 March 2012 at Liverpool

Documents sent: Life in the UK test, all the passports, required photos with the appropriate fee.

We are over the moon now and going to celeberate big style. Now i have to do my English test to switch as a dependent of a permanent person. I wish good luck to all who are waiting......
a very hearty congratulations

2012
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Re: congrats

Post by 2012 » Fri Mar 23, 2012 4:27 pm

brofash wrote:
2012 wrote:By the grace of Almighty God my husband has received the ILR and i put his timelines as follows.

Applied date: 13/12/2011
Application received by UKBA: 14/12/2011
Method of payment: Cheque
Acknowledgement Letter: 15/12/2011
ILR issue date: 09 March 2012 at Liverpool

Documents sent: Life in the UK test, all the passports, required photos with the appropriate fee.

We are over the moon now and going to celeberate big style. Now i have to do my English test to switch as a dependent of a permanent person. I wish good luck to all who are waiting......
congrats to you and your husband 2012 , may god always smile on you
1. Thanks for your kind words and may god give you the good news soon...

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Post by vien1206 » Fri Mar 23, 2012 3:00 pm

Image
Download the Excel file at:
http://www.bellji.com/image/10yr_ILR_Timeline.xlsx

vien1206

brofash
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waiting

Post by brofash » Fri Mar 23, 2012 1:42 pm

crb wrote:setO 10yrs
Date posted 10 jan 2012
acknowledgement received 13 jan 2012
over 9wks and awaiting decision.......
has anyone who made postal application in 2012 for setO 10yrs received their decision yet!!!
hi crb we are all in same boat , i applied in last week of january , so your ilr would be or hope , by the way most dcember applicants are done by the look of it , so you shoulc be next keep hope bro

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congrats

Post by brofash » Fri Mar 23, 2012 1:40 pm

2012 wrote:By the grace of Almighty God my husband has received the ILR and i put his timelines as follows.

Applied date: 13/12/2011
Application received by UKBA: 14/12/2011
Method of payment: Cheque
Acknowledgement Letter: 15/12/2011
ILR issue date: 09 March 2012 at Liverpool

Documents sent: Life in the UK test, all the passports, required photos with the appropriate fee.

We are over the moon now and going to celeberate big style. Now i have to do my English test to switch as a dependent of a permanent person. I wish good luck to all who are waiting......
congrats to you and your husband 2012 , may god always smile on you

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Post by crb » Fri Mar 23, 2012 1:06 pm

setO 10yrs
Date posted 10 jan 2012
acknowledgement received 13 jan 2012
over 9wks and awaiting decision.......
has anyone who made postal application in 2012 for setO 10yrs received their decision yet!!!
Last edited by crb on Fri Mar 23, 2012 1:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.

2012
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Post by 2012 » Fri Mar 23, 2012 12:11 pm

By the grace of Almighty God my husband has received the ILR and i put his timelines as follows.

Applied date: 13/12/2011
Application received by UKBA: 14/12/2011
Method of payment: Cheque
Acknowledgement Letter: 15/12/2011
ILR issue date: 09 March 2012 at Liverpool

Documents sent: Life in the UK test, all the passports, required photos with the appropriate fee.

We are over the moon now and going to celeberate big style. Now i have to do my English test to switch as a dependent of a permanent person. I wish good luck to all who are waiting......

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Re: STILL WAITING

Post by miyazi78 » Thu Mar 22, 2012 7:36 pm

zeeshop wrote:
This is ukba policy , only they store entry clearence landing card .
Rest of the card store their archive .
Miyazi
What is reference of this UKBA policy, Can you please give me a web link/ reference.

Only reference I found yet is
this link and nothing explain about limits of landing cards in here..


Thanks
zainy here is the ukba policy

Calculating absences from the UK
When calculating absences from the UK for long residence, a month is made up of 30
calendar days.
You must check carefully:
• information on the application form
• any UK exit and entry stamps in the passports
• the landing cards section on warehouse to confirm when the applicant entered the
UK.
You must be satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to show that the applicant has been in
the UK continuously for 14 years as required under the rules.


go to the link page no 13 of 51

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

thnaks

miyazi78

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Re: STILL WAITING

Post by brofash » Thu Mar 22, 2012 5:53 pm

hi miyazi
hope you are the rite man ,i have just emailed on few questions , please dont mind can you be kind enough answer them
regards

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Post by hemalay » Thu Mar 22, 2012 11:49 am

This is very helpful thread please keep it tidy and Time line only
sushdmehta wrote:Please restrict your posts in this topic to "ILR application (long residence) waiting times" - the subject of the topic.
Post any other queries regarding 10 year long residency application(s), if you have any, in a separate topic in the relevant forum(s).
Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday

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Re: ILR set(o)

Post by vik_2012 » Thu Mar 22, 2012 10:41 am

brofash wrote:
vik_2012 wrote:I everyone. just joining in. have been following the progress of all of you for the past week.

for the record
My application sent- 19/01/2012
acknowledgement - 20/01/2012
payment went through on 21/01/2012
still waiting - 8 weeks on... :( :(
hello mate welcome , whats your file deatils please all the way student
I came to the Uk 5 years ago on Intra company transfer (work permitt). then was transferred to tier 2 after 2 years. Now am eligible for ILR and so have applied for the same

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Re: STILL WAITING

Post by zeeshop » Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:35 pm

This is ukba policy , only they store entry clearence landing card .
Rest of the card store their archive .
Miyazi
What is reference of this UKBA policy, Can you please give me a web link/ reference.

Only reference I found yet is
this link and nothing explain about limits of landing cards in here..


Thanks

miyazi78
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Re: STILL WAITING

Post by miyazi78 » Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:29 pm

zeeshop wrote:

I think you are mislead with my information .
Q 1 . Where did you get your tier 2 . Basically it was in country or out country application .

If you get your tier 2 from out of uk and entry with entry clearence , then ukba must retain ur landing card and disclose witty your SAR file .

Thanks
Miyazi
Mine was in country application. but this is not what I am trying to say.
My point is, when we request all information to be disclosed by UKBA, for what reason they cant release all landing cards but why only one or two?


in 10 years frequent visitors cant remember all entries and exits from UK, specially within Europe when some time no one stamp passport.
How one can fill form with UK entry/ exits in this case, and if SAR file does'nt htlp, this can make matter bit complicated as well.

Regards
This is ukba policy , only they store entry clearence landing card .
Rest of the card store their archive .
Miyazi

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Re: STILL WAITING

Post by zeeshop » Wed Mar 21, 2012 7:31 pm


I think you are mislead with my information .
Q 1 . Where did you get your tier 2 . Basically it was in country or out country application .

If you get your tier 2 from out of uk and entry with entry clearence , then ukba must retain ur landing card and disclose witty your SAR file .

Thanks
Miyazi
Mine was in country application. but this is not what I am trying to say.
My point is, when we request all information to be disclosed by UKBA, for what reason they cant release all landing cards but why only one or two?


in 10 years frequent visitors cant remember all entries and exits from UK, specially within Europe when some time no one stamp passport.
How one can fill form with UK entry/ exits in this case, and if SAR file does'nt htlp, this can make matter bit complicated as well.

Regards

miyazi78
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Re: STILL WAITING

Post by miyazi78 » Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:56 pm

zeeshop wrote:
I am writing this matter on my personal experience . Because I have two entry clearence once in 2002 as a student and another one is 2010 as tier2 migrant . Ukba only store my two landing card details while I was out of the country more than 12 times .

Think be positive , inshallah you will get ur ilr soon .
Miyazi
When we make request for SAR and request for all information to be released to us which UKBA holding about us, why they only send one landing card, if they holding other after first landing they should release them as well.
I was as Student for 8 years as well and then Tier 2 migrant but in my SAR discloure only first landing card given not even after my entry as Tier 2 arrival. Not sure if they really hold all landing cards.

what you say..
regards.
I think you are mislead with my information .
Q 1 . Where did you get your tier 2 . Basically it was in country or out country application .

If you get your tier 2 from out of uk and entry with entry clearence , then ukba must retain ur landing card and disclose witty your SAR file .

Thanks
Miyazi

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Re: STILL WAITING

Post by zeeshop » Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:42 pm

I am writing this matter on my personal experience . Because I have two entry clearence once in 2002 as a student and another one is 2010 as tier2 migrant . Ukba only store my two landing card details while I was out of the country more than 12 times .

Think be positive , inshallah you will get ur ilr soon .
Miyazi
When we make request for SAR and request for all information to be released to us which UKBA holding about us, why they only send one landing card, if they holding other after first landing they should release them as well.
I was as Student for 8 years as well and then Tier 2 migrant but in my SAR discloure only first landing card given not even after my entry as Tier 2 arrival. Not sure if they really hold all landing cards.

what you say..
regards.

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