10 years long residence applications

[Bepositive19999]

Submitted my documents on 02/02/2015.
Took the processing fee on 05/02/2015
Received the biometric invitation on 10/02/2015

Received my ILR approval on 24/03/2015.
Received my biometric card on 25/03/2015


Yay. Only took about 7 weeks. Hope you all receive yours even quicker than mine, brothers and sisters.

[Mysterymeow]

[quote="Na74"][quote="Darvesh"]Hello Guys

******dates got wrong in my last post******

im here looking some expert advice, i will be qualifying for ILR on bases of long residency on 02-04-2015 (exactly 28 days before i arrived in uk ) however there are bank holidays on 03-04-2015(Friday) and 06-04-2015 (Monday) hence my application will not be received at HO until 07-04-2015 ,the earliest.

As we are probably aware the HO increase visa fee from 06 April every year(this year they increase it from 1093 to 1500 pounds however no specific date is set in this regard so for).

[b]Now question is "will my application fall under new fee or HO will consider my application under previous fee?"
or
"shall i delay my application till new visa fee enforced as well as new version of application come out?"[/b]

Thanks for anticipating[/quote]

Fees is deducted on the basis of date of posting your application i.e if you send on 02/04 fees will be based on structure applicable on that day...not the day when they recieve. Postal mark on envelope by royal mail on sent mail determines the date.[/quote]

Can anyone else verify that date of posting of application will be the basis of the fees?

[Spatacus]

Darvesh wrote:Hello Guys

******dates got wrong in my last post******

im here looking some expert advice, i will be qualifying for ILR on bases of long residency on 02-04-2015 (exactly 28 days before i arrived in uk ) however there are bank holidays on 03-04-2015(Friday) and 06-04-2015 (Monday) hence my application will not be received at HO until 07-04-2015 ,the earliest.

As we are probably aware the HO increase visa fee from 06 April every year(this year they increase it from 1093 to 1500 pounds however no specific date is set in this regard so for).

Now question is "will my application fall under new fee or HO will consider my application under previous fee?"
or
"shall i delay my application till new visa fee enforced as well as new version of application come out?"

Thanks for anticipating



Fees is deducted on the basis of date of posting your application i.e if you send on 02/04 fees will be based on structure applicable on that day...not the day when they recieve. Postal mark on envelope by royal mail on sent mail determines the date.

Thanks for reply. much appreciated

Hello
As long as your application is sent out on 02/04/2015. It will be classed as old fee £1093. The enforcement date for the new fees of £1500 is from 6th of April 2015.

[Spatacus]

Since your son was born here you will register him using form MN1 after you receive your ILR

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.

Hi
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.

Hi Guys, As I am a NOOB & asking too many questions, I have gathered my posts in one thread, please advice me there: http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/2-months-short-of-ilr-what-to-do-t183562.html
Hope that will be helpful to other's in future who have same problem as me.

THANKS a million for being so helpful

Hi

For FLR(m) you don't need LIUK just English language requirement. Please correct me if I am wrong as I have to submit my wife application.
Secondly can anyone please tell me the documents required for MN1 registration and do I have to show financial requirement for my son on my wife application. He was born in UK and I wiil be applying for his registration before I send my wife's. If I submit the application before 6 April do I have to pay new fees or old.

Please help me with these questions. Thanks in advance
Ali

Hello
1) if u submit ur application before 6th of April 2015 then it will be considered as old application and hence u will pay £1093 for 10years SET LR or £699 for MN1
2) Your wife FLRM only requires her to pass English Language test and also meet the financial requirement of £18600
3) For your MN1 application u only need to submit the following documents;
A) Their UK birth certificate (original copy)
B) Photocopy of your ILR approval letter or photcopy of ILR BRP
C) Paasport photographs of your child/children
D) Payment slip (fully completed)

[Spatacus]

Guy!!!

Need your quick suggestion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I want to apply for my Wife who is currently on Tier 1 General Dependent Visa and 3 UK born children (2 of them got Tier 1 General Dependent Visa and 1 recently born and have no passport only birth certificate).
I want your advice if any got experience recently which should I apply first as you know fees is going to increase from 6th april and NHS charges is coming to effect.
So I want to apply by next week.

I am planning to apply first for my 3 Children using MN1 form, Please advice me which documents I required to support the application and whether is it original or photocopy.

I will wait for you advice.

Thanks Again Guys
Good luck for who is waiting for their approval.
Thanks & Regards,

Tahir Usman

Pls click on the link for your answer
http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefi ... 20960.html

[Zee ali]

Darvesh wrote:Hello Guys

******dates got wrong in my last post******

im here looking some expert advice, i will be qualifying for ILR on bases of long residency on 02-04-2015 (exactly 28 days before i arrived in uk ) however there are bank holidays on 03-04-2015(Friday) and 06-04-2015 (Monday) hence my application will not be received at HO until 07-04-2015 ,the earliest.

As we are probably aware the HO increase visa fee from 06 April every year(this year they increase it from 1093 to 1500 pounds however no specific date is set in this regard so for).

Now question is "will my application fall under new fee or HO will consider my application under previous fee?"
or
"shall i delay my application till new visa fee enforced as well as new version of application come out?"

Thanks for anticipating



Fees is deducted on the basis of date of posting your application i.e if you send on 02/04 fees will be based on structure applicable on that day...not the day when they recieve. Postal mark on envelope by royal mail on sent mail determines the date.

Thanks for reply. much appreciated

Hello
As long as your application is sent out on 02/04/2015. It will be classed as old fee £1093. The enforcement date for the new fees of £1500 is from 6th of April 2015.

Even 4th April Saturday is also ok. Last royal mail collection from post office is 12 noon. Retain the receipt

[Jernifrmstudent2ilr]

Hello Dec17,

Thank you for your concern brother.

Unfortunately no news yet still waiting. Called H.O today and the guyd told me the same thing that your application is not yet completed and they do not have any other information.

I can see that on the Google drive I am the first one who applied in December and probably the last one who is waiting for the decision. This is quite frustrating . I request you all to keep me in your prayers. currently going through serious financial crises at the moment as I cant work and I have wife and a 2 years old baby to look after.

Thanks in advance.




[quote="Dec17
jernifrmstudent2ilr any news mate ???[/quote]

[UK007]

Hello
2) Your wife FLRM only requires her to pass English Language test and also meet the financial requirement of £18600

Savings of £4000 & yearly earnings of £15000 covers that £18600 ?

[CHUDHARY]

Hello
2) Your wife FLRM only requires her to pass English Language test and also meet the financial requirement of £18600

Savings of £4000 & yearly earnings of £15000 covers that £18600 ?

Hi brother
If you have annual earnings 15000 then you need to show savings of £25000
The income formula is: (income short fall * 2.5) + 16000.
In your case you are short by 3600
So (3600x2.5)+16000=25000

[UK007]

Hello
2) Your wife FLRM only requires her to pass English Language test and also meet the financial requirement of £18600

Savings of £4000 & yearly earnings of £15000 covers that £18600 ?

Hi brother
If you have annual earnings 15000 then you need to show savings of £25000
The income formula is: (income short fall * 2.5) + 16000.
In your case you are short by 3600
So (3600x2.5)+16000=25000

Thanks for reply.

That's annoying ! If someone going to ILR from tier-4 student visa, how can they show earning of £18600 ? Does HO even know what's the current minimum pay in the UK !!! I guess have to start working full-time after the my course is complete

[Na74]

Hi brother
Thanks for reply.

That's annoying ! If someone going to ILR from tier-4 student visa, how can they show earning of £18600 ? Does HO even know what's the current minimum pay in the UK !!! I guess have to start working full-time after the my course is complete [/quote]

The income requirement is for both of you. Your income wife income = £18600. If your wife works then it should help.

[Dec17]

Hi guys my friend need some help !!! He applied set lr on 22nd December today He recived e mail from home office We are emailing you to confirm that your recent Home Office application is still under consideration and we expect to make a decision within 6 months of the date of your application, which is our service standard. If we are unable to process your application within 6 months we will tell you as soon as possible.

Our web page contains further information about our service standards and other information that you may find helpful with regard to your application.

If there is a change in your circumstances, please contact us using this link: https://www.gov.uk/change-circumstances-visa-brp

You will be notified of the outcome of your application in writing. Did any one recive like this e mail I never notise any one recived like this after the first e mail of confirmation that Normaly every one recive it any thoughts about it mates ....

[Jernifrmstudent2ilr]

Hi Mate,

Yes this is also normal although not everyone receive email like that but i know few people in the forum who have received email like that in past but got their approval before 6 months.

So in my opinion this shouldn't be any issue.

Let see what other senior member have to say about this.

Hi guys my friend need some help !!! He applied set lr on 22nd December today He recived e mail from home office We are emailing you to confirm that your recent Home Office application is still under consideration and we expect to make a decision within 6 months of the date of your application, which is our service standard. If we are unable to process your application within 6 months we will tell you as soon as possible.

Our web page contains further information about our service standards and other information that you may find helpful with regard to your application.

If there is a change in your circumstances, please contact us using this link: https://www.gov.uk/change-circumstances-visa-brp

You will be notified of the outcome of your application in writing. Did any one recive like this e mail I never notise any one recived like this after the first e mail of confirmation that Normaly every one recive it any thoughts about it mates ....

[VFF]

Hi

I am very much frustrated and not able to concentrate on work. just called HO contact centre and they confirmed that my application is not yet assigned to caseworker.

I applied on 9th Feb and as per tracker people who applied after me have got their decisions but not me.

Senior members any idea what could be the reason. My problem is that my case is not yet assigned to caseworker

[M2013]

Hi,
Sorry to hear this. I also haven't received the Bio invitation letter yet.
Keep fingers cross after your call they will forward your application to a caseworker.

Hi

I am very much frustrated and not able to concentrate on work. just called HO contact centre and they confirmed that my application is not yet assigned to caseworker.

I applied on 9th Feb and as per tracker people who applied after me have got their decisions but not me.

Senior members any idea what could be the reason. My problem is that my case is not yet assigned to caseworker

[mariamaria]

Hi,

Can someone add my details in the Google spreadsheet:

Application sent: 26/02/2015
Acknowledgement received: 06/03/2015 dated 02/03/2015
Biometric letter received: 14/03/2015
Biometric recorded: 17/03/2015
Approval date: Waiting
Docs received: Waiting
BRP: Waiting

4 years student
2 years PSW
4 years Tier 1

Thanks

[imi99999]

Flr(m)
Is tanancy agreement requirement or option

[VFF]

Hi,

Can someone add my details in the Google spreadsheet:

Application sent: 26/02/2015
Acknowledgement received: 06/03/2015 dated 02/03/2015
Biometric letter received: 14/03/2015
Biometric recorded: 17/03/2015
Approval date: Waiting
Docs received: Waiting
BRP: Waiting

4 years student
2 years PSW
4 years Tier 1

Thanks

Done

[dr_sea]

Dear Members/Moderators,

I've applied for my ILR (SET(LR)) application a few weeks ago and waiting a decision.
As I understand I will need to apply to change my dependants visa from Tier2 Dep to FLR(FP).
My question is can I apply by post for the FLR(FP) before a decision is made (and before 6th of April). I can then send a copy of my biometric when I receive it. This is to avoid the increase in fees and the new £200/year NHS fees. I have two dependants, so the cost will mount.
My application is pretty straight forward, Student(6Y), PSW(2Y), then Tier 2(2Y) and from the looks of it people are receiving approvals pretty quickly.

Also please add my timeline to the spread sheet:

Application sent: 09/03/2015
Money Taken from account: 12/03/2015
Acknowledgement received: by email 23/03/2015 by post
Biometric letter received: 26/03/2015
Biometric recorded: 27/03/2015
Approval date: Waiting
Docs received: Waiting
BRP: Waiting

Thanks

[UK007]

Thanks for reply.
That's annoying ! If someone going to ILR from tier-4 student visa, how can they show earning of £18600 ? Does HO even know what's the current minimum pay in the UK !!! I guess have to start working full-time after the my course is complete

Hi brother, The income requirement is for both of you. Your income wife income = £18600. If your wife works then it should help.

Thanks brother for reply, to prove the income requirements Payslip/job confirmation letter mentioning annual pay ok ? If you show payslip, how many months payslips u have to provide ?
Also, about the English language test, which one would be easy to take ?

[Zee ali]

Thanks for reply.
That's annoying ! If someone going to ILR from tier-4 student visa, how can they show earning of £18600 ? Does HO even know what's the current minimum pay in the UK !!! I guess have to start working full-time after the my course is complete

Hi brother, The income requirement is for both of you. Your income wife income = £18600. If your wife works then it should help.

Thanks brother for reply, to prove the income requirements Payslip/job confirmation letter mentioning annual pay ok ? If you show payslip, how many months payslips u have to provide ?
Also, about the English language test, which one would be easy to take ?

Last 6 months salary is sufficient.

If u r getting same amount of pay every month than u r on Salaried Income.

If u r working on Per hour rate than u r on Non Salaried Income.

If with current employer for 6 months and more than choose Category A

Otherwise Category B.

From 6 april only ielts and Trinity college london tests r acceptable (few centres only). See UKVI website

[WYL]

Thanks Jesus, I received my BRP card today. And thank you all guys who share helpful information here. Please see my time line below:

Sent Date: 18/02/2015
Acknowledge Letter: 20/02/2015
Bio Invite Letter: 14/03/2015
Bio Enrolled:17/03/2015
BRP Card Received: 31/03/2015
Doc: Waiting

Look forward to hear good news from you all soon!

[taf123]

Hi,

I am going to apply for ILR(10 years long stay) in August 2015.

Can anyone please advise what set of documents to submit. As per application form, I am going to submit
all passports (covering all 10 years), Life in UK Pass Certificate & Original Degree Certificate (English Language).

Is there any other documents which need to be submitted??

Subject Access Request: I have heard that this speeds up the application process.
I have looked at the Home Office SAR form. I am not sure what type of records to request from HO when filling Subject Access Request form??

Please advise.


Date of Entry: 4/9/2005
Total Absence days: 125

4 Years - Student
2 Years - PSW
4 Years - Tier 1 General

[Hamzaakbar]

Hi all
I m very new on this forum . Need help plzzz
Right now I m on an appeal (FLR(fp)] as dependent and my 10 years will b complete on 5th April 2015. My question is what should I do
1-Make a fresh application for ILR .
2-Mention it on our hearing 17th apr .
Also I have two children as well and they born in UK .
Any advice plzzz

[smir]

@Hamzaakbar

When is appeal listed ?

Hi all
I m very new on this forum . Need help plzzz
Right now I m on an appeal (FLR(fp)] as dependent and my 10 years will b complete on 5th April 2015. My question is what should I do
1-Make a fresh application for ILR .
2-Mention it on our hearing 17th apr .
Also I have two children as well and they born in UK .
Any advice plzzz